Yesterday we continued an on-going project at the Practice Range. Our Practice Range is encompassed by thick woods on either side and since we do not have a net installed, off-target balls often find their way into the woods. Due to how thick the underbrush is, these balls are often never seen again.
Thus, it has become a priority to extensively clear the underbrush throughout the range in hopes of not only recovering plenty of practice balls to put back into stock, but also to save costs for the upcoming season.
More so than highlighting a project that is underway, this post is directed to show how great the staff is here at The Gauntlet. It is February, play is minimal, costs are being kept low and pennies are being pinched everywhere. Having said that, this staff continues to show they understand the management philosophy we must have to push through and excell through this winter and the tough economic times ahead.
Where else could you find not only the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent, but the General Manager, Assistant Professional, Food & Beverage Director, Equipment Manager and even the President of the Golf Association spending an entire day cutting and hauling brush ?
This stuff just doesn't happen, it is a great example of a great team doing what they need to do.
So, to those of you who dedicated an entire day on the range, Thanks !
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