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Pick out your merchandise and then pick an egg to find your hidden discount! Eggs can be redeemed for discounts of up to 50% off your entire purchase!
Masters Pick a Pro
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Masters Pick-a-Pro Tournament
Date: Thursday, April 11th & Sunday, April 14th
Time: Player will arrange Tee Times through golf shop prior to play.
Entry Deadline: Members must select a player from the Masters Field, prior to that player’s first tee shot of the day
Entry Fee: $10 per entry
Format: Players will select a player in the Masters field prior to beginning play. Players will combine their net score plus the score of their chosen professional for a total score. Players will play from the tee markers where they have established their handicap. The appropriate handicap adjustments will be made for the tee differentials.
Masters Par 3 Tournament
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APRIL 6TH
1PM
18-HOLE STROKE PLAY,
HANDICAPS DETERMINE FLIGHTS
STOCKHOLDERS COURSE
MEMBERS—$20
NON-MEMBERS—$40
(INCLUDES CARTS AND PRIZES)
A MASTERS FOOD MENU WILL BE SERVED ALL DAY.
ZTA Golf Tournament
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Greens Aerification
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Why Aerification of Golf Courses Takes Place
Aerification achieves three important objectives:
- It relieves soil compaction;
- it provides a method to improve the soil mixture around the highest part of a green’s roots;
- and it reduces or prevents the accumulation of excess thatch.
When thinking about the quality of putting greens, you have to go below the surface, too. Deep, healthy roots are a necessity for healthy grass, something that is even more important when the grass is cut as low as it is on golf greens.
Good roots demand oxygen. In good soil, they get the oxygen from tiny pockets of air trapped between soil and sand particles.
Over time, the traffic from golfers’s feet (as well as mowing equipment) tends to compact the soil under the putting green – particularly when the soil contains a lot of clay. When soil becomes compacted, the air pockets on which the roots depend are crushed, and the roots are essentially left gasping for air. Without oxygen, the grass plants become weaker and will eventually wither and die.
Remember, legend Tom Watson shot a sizzling record 58 at his then-home course, Kansas City Country Club, just days after the greens had been aerified.
Opening Day
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SEE IT FLY, BEFORE YOU BUY!
10% Off Purchases
Demo the newest wedges and putters from Callaway and get fitted with the correct ball for your game.
Contest & Prizes
Golf Giveaways
$3 Smoothies
And More….