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**Surtees** · 02-06-2010, 08:24 PM

lol I knew that I had seen it some where I just couldn't be bothered going and looking for it.

I was just giving you your own advice back...
Yes I can image the greens keepers in you area would be falt out keeping them clean and short atm.
Ours are the oppisite atm they are busy keeping water up to them sothat they dont die in the heat.....

**Cajun** · 02-06-2010, 08:32 PM

Yeah, the last couple of weeks, when they are open, the greens feel like walking on giant sponges. They're very very slow, but the ball almost kicks up a rooster tail of water.

Last month, they completely froze them over on purpose to protect them from the extreme lows we had. It worked, they looked great afterward. It makes sense, we use to do that back home to protect strawberry plants from low temps.

**Cajun** · 02-07-2010, 10:04 PM

My wife and I had a GREAT round today. My wife was able, in just her third round ever played, to par one of the holes that's a tough par 3 over a lake and then a severe uphill to the green. I was really proud of her. I we only played 9, but I shot a 50, 4 strokes better than I've ever played the front nine at Monroe. I also, for the first time since my come back, made a birdie today.

It was a short 140 yard par 3, but I flopped it up on the green then drained a 10 footer for the birdie. Man, it felt good!

Then I'll be damned... THE SAINTS WON THE SUPERBOWL!

It was a good day!