The island was hit with record breaking snowfall this past winter, and many courses have struggled to recover. Dundarave had 6 temporary greens in play, as many were damaged beyond repair and have been undergoing extensive re-sodding. I was still able to see all of the course, and get a good feel for how it would normally play. Green Gables also had a fair amount of damage from the winter, but all greens were in play and rolled reasonably well. Here is a small taste of what I have seen so far!
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| 10th at Green Gables |
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| Signature 16th at Green Gables (and a rare inclusion of yours truly) |
While at Dundarave, a serendipitous circumstance brought me in touch with a fellow golf blogger! My new friend only recently discovered the world of golf, and seems to be even more addicted to it than I am (which is difficult to wrap my head around). She already has some of the craziest stories, and certainly has plenty more to come. If you'd like to be a part of her awesome golfing adventures I'd strongly encourage you to check out her blog! www.fairwayfoodie.wordpress.com
On a side note, I am nearly finished my write up on Priddis Greens! I will be posting soon, stay tuned for what's to come!
'Til next time, keep your stick on the ice!
The Golfing Canuck
