If you thought a golf course begins to come alive shortly before the first tee time of each day, think again.
Each facility’s superintendent and grounds crew arrive hours before the first club is swung to make sure the course is in top condition for that day’s play. In the CDGATV video below, Nathan Bolhous from Briarwood Country Club takes you through what a typical “day in the life” of a golf course grounds crew looks like, beginning with a 5 a.m. meeting.
Watch the embedded CDGATV video below to dive in.