@@yogananthang1309 the maintenance Crew do the hard work there. And its not like 2 days before. More like 2 to 5 months ahead of the tournament. Like seeding, fertilize, mowing in a certain pattern for weeks to look that perfect on the TV. So yeah props the Greenkeeper Crew ✌🏻
I worked there in 1994. I retired from the Navy and thought i would become a golf course supt. Lucked out and got a greens keeping job there. To see if I would like it. Played both courses for free. Found out working and playing your hobby didn’t work for me. Quit after 4 months. It’s a classy course. Glad I had the opportunity, I appreciate what they do to prep the course. In 93 when Nick Price won he gave all the course greens keepers a $100 tip.
That’s all he can do...He’s still better than 90% of club golfers in the country, but that ain’t nearly good enough. That’s how insanely good the Tour Pros are...
Yeah this seems stressful and all but have you ever prepared a course for member-member week or jamboree (Milwaukee Country Club) (Top 100 Golf Course). We grab A buddy and a string trimmer and trim native on hole 8 and there are big spiders. Also sometimes i Worry if the members really appreciate our work. Do you agree PGA? Do I do enough?
Love it. I still trip out on golf in general. Will there be a day where a player is so great that he will just figure out all the science and speeds of every course and dominate the sport? Will hole placement eventually change to near impossible hole in ones? Maybe a hole an inch from the water? The sport has so much potential to expand that it's crazy to think what other things they can come up with.
There's a yearly club tournament at a local course called the Sidehill. The holes are cut on the sides of slopes and the greens are quick for a municipal course 9 or 10.
im a grown man, and 3:10 looks so oddly fun. I would love a vehicle I could drive omni-directionally in. Left turn in 250 ft... as I translate across the intersection like some poorly photoshopped dude. Cops trying to chase me after the bank robbery but I made a left while facing right.... yea that would be cool.
the course is beyond perfect and half the tour can't break par? Does the PGA or USGA ever try to consider how to make the game easier, esp for amateurs? It's why most quit...TOO HARD
yeah, it shows how far gone the US is, that companies will help normalize spreading disease like that. And of course we have the pro-disease right-wing fascists in the youtube comments as well.
@@LackedBetterName It's actually worse than nothing because it produces a finer-aerosol which can stay airborne for a lot longer. Leading to increased transmission rates of the virus
They should have watered #17 on Thur and Fri. The balls were landing like a basketball course and bouncing off. The greens also looked shabby on #17. Lazy job .
Completely disregard all the great hard work they’ve done and call them lazy based on one thing that could’ve been better. One of the hardest parts of a green keeper’s job is the know-it-all golfers who constantly give them stick despite not knowing half as much about course maintenance.
@15cu honda I'm sorry does it hurt your breathing... man up, it will make your lungs stronger. If it works it works, if it don't it don't, who cares. If it does work, well great your helping, if it don't it ain't hurting nobody but people who are to weak to be able to wear it.
This is the hard work we don’t see props to you man
Bruh he’s not doing the work, he rolls in when it’s tournament time and looks at stuff.
@@bluepandaman and
@@yogananthang1309 the maintenance Crew do the hard work there. And its not like 2 days before. More like 2 to 5 months ahead of the tournament. Like seeding, fertilize, mowing in a certain pattern for weeks to look that perfect on the TV. So yeah props the Greenkeeper Crew ✌🏻
I worked there in 1994. I retired from the Navy and thought i would become a golf course supt. Lucked out and got a greens keeping job there. To see if I would like it. Played both courses for free. Found out working and playing your hobby didn’t work for me. Quit after 4 months. It’s a classy course. Glad I had the opportunity, I appreciate what they do to prep the course. In 93 when Nick Price won he gave all the course greens keepers a $100 tip.
Amazing how much effort goes in , what we dont see.
Some of these high end courses have more work and money poured into one hole than a lot of clubs do for the whole course!
I’ve been a greenskeeper for years SO much work goes on behind the scenes
Keeping a course like this is a 24/7 job. This isn't even 1% of it. The agronomy is astounding.
Really though, no one's gonna talk about his putting?
Better than most
@@LackedBetterName Better than most, better thannn mossttt!!!!
That’s all he can do...He’s still better than 90% of club golfers in the country, but that ain’t nearly good enough. That’s how insanely good the Tour Pros are...
@@traviscoates6878 I think we was saying that guy was good at putting, he was making them with one hand and not even lining em up.
@@Auston1033 but he also set the hole and has been doing it at that course for probably a few years now he should know the greens better then anyone
The "moisture meter" guy skipped hole 17 two days ago..lol 🤣
That’s what happens on new greens that haven’t matured yet. It’s a new green complex from last year
The greens are like hardwood bruh and that hole is stupidly hard because every ball hit on that green rolls forever and it bounces on impact.
They discussed it in depth. It's new so it's firmer.
What a job this guy has !
Can't say I'm not a little envious 😊
Except for the hours. The crew probably works 60-80 hours per week
Great video! Just very unfortunate that the moisture meter was broken when they prepared green #17 for round 1 ;-/
That’s a new green though. The players knew that going in
"Broken" like they didnt have another moisture meter. Hmmmm
Excellent video! Seeing the behind-the-scenes makes me appreciate the game even more.
So they mark the hole location the round before. So players and caddies can check it out and make plans for the next round of each hole if they smart
Caddies will look for it when they get to the green as well as players. Part of the job
The will also use different color turf marking paints , I know that is what some of the mini tour course set up guys do.
That rolling machine is something else, look at him go!
that guy at 6:00 so alpha he doesn't even care that it went in
This is my first month working on a golf course and so far i'm enjoying it. Would be cool to work on a course like this one day.
I'm going back to school to learn to be a roller! That guy has "the" job!
Kudos to the team doing the actual work, superintendent and staff.
Wow crazy behind the scenes
Just nice to see people happy with their jobs.
Nice putting too, man!!!! 👏👏👏
I would love to see more contend like that. Also his putting is amazing.
This is such a cool job!
Beautiful maintenance and prep
I want that roller machine just to ride around on. That thing looks fun.
More of this content please!
Wicked videos, should post more like this.
The most exciting thing about golf is that roller machine
Yeah this seems stressful and all but have you ever prepared a course for member-member week or jamboree (Milwaukee Country Club) (Top 100 Golf Course). We grab A buddy and a string trimmer and trim native on hole 8 and there are big spiders. Also sometimes i Worry if the members really appreciate our work. Do you agree PGA? Do I do enough?
Better than most doesnt matter anymore with brand new greens and different turf
My dream course 😍😍
Really cool video!
That roller looks so fun
Would love this job
Wonder if there's a reason for the roller going sideways?
It's only the seat that's sideways. And that's so he can easily go back and forth.
Love it. I still trip out on golf in general. Will there be a day where a player is so great that he will just figure out all the science and speeds of every course and dominate the sport? Will hole placement eventually change to near impossible hole in ones? Maybe a hole an inch from the water? The sport has so much potential to expand that it's crazy to think what other things they can come up with.
There's a yearly club tournament at a local course called the Sidehill. The holes are cut on the sides of slopes and the greens are quick for a municipal course 9 or 10.
@@vicO1323 What state is that?
True professionals these guys.
I want to see him roll the 17th
im a grown man, and 3:10 looks so oddly fun. I would love a vehicle I could drive omni-directionally in. Left turn in 250 ft... as I translate across the intersection like some poorly photoshopped dude.
Cops trying to chase me after the bank robbery but I made a left while facing right.... yea that would be cool.
What an awesome job
Moisture reading on Thursday at the 17th green: Sahara Desert
How do you decrease moisture if not consistent? That’s amazing!
Probably just wait longer for the next watering. So if you water 3x a day, go to 2x and check it
Some courses, like TPC Sawgrass, have subair systems under the greens that can create a vacuum in the drainage to achieve faster percolation.
@@tedwardx thank you!
17 green was like a concrete pad or a trampoline haha
How do I get this job
His putt at the end was better than most
Huh I wonder where the tee box was
Forgot to show the cement pouring a year ago on the 17th.
Cool vid
Was I the only one say “BETTER THEN MOSTTTT” when he hit that??
Does he need an assistant? Looks like a pretty sweet job
The ultimate dad
the course is beyond perfect and half the tour can't break par? Does the PGA or USGA ever try to consider how to make the game easier, esp for amateurs? It's why most quit...TOO HARD
I want this job so bad
My name in the roller be skirting
I wonder if this guy wanted to make everybody have a bad day with pin location if any one would get mad.
That's 100% his job. Watching a cup get cut is pretty neat too.
Doing the lords work
Show me a better job!!! Amazing
The roller should be called the wankavator.
@5:59 better than most :)
ridiculous amount of preparation for a golf tournament
3:20
*Charlie would like to know your location*
3:54 that's not six feet
Florida is open, no commies in the government here.
@@diggermeddler1169 They're so close I thought we were going to see a big ol smooch!!
commies where I'm at keeping my daughter on a vent safe :)
Dude looks like Matthew McConahay
so like. maybe.. make 17 way less firm. like soft. or something lol . that was dumb this year, no offense
He wears a mask the whole time on the course then talks up close to a guy and takes his mask off 🤦🏼♂️
My thoughts also. Masks are a joke.
yeah, it shows how far gone the US is, that companies will help normalize spreading disease like that. And of course we have the pro-disease right-wing fascists in the youtube comments as well.
@@networkedperson if you're feeling sick sray home.
@@darrensmith9640 a real genius here
@@networkedperson not a genius, just common sense. Try using some.
Way too much fly mowing
Does he really need to be wearing a scarf across his face?
Why do you care
@@GolfnGamble So why did he have it completely off when he was talking face-to-face with the other official at 4:00?
@@LackedBetterName Because scarves are not the appropriate PPE for dealing with the COVID-19
@@tanner9072 better than nothing
@@LackedBetterName It's actually worse than nothing because it produces a finer-aerosol which can stay airborne for a lot longer. Leading to increased transmission rates of the virus
This guy is really wearing a mask outdoors....
If it was actually for medical purposes understood but because someone told him to wear a medical apparatus i find it ridiculous.
lol why cant the usga be this good
Last time i checked the moist meter was on charlies stream but okay i guess
Watched to :15. Couldn't take the scarf in the great outdoors !
Sometimes it gets cold and people need to wear something so they invented scarves
If that's the thing bothering you the most, you might wanna head back underground.
Have to agree.so many sheep
@@15cuhonda6 Only sheep here are you people.
All this so some dudes can hit a little ball with a stick. I don’t get golf.
So many resources go into maintaining a golf course.
It's such a huge waste.
Why does the game attract only a certain type of person?
That's some cheap lawn care guys !
Amazing how much effort goes in to keeping that mask on his face 😂😷🤡
They should have watered #17 on Thur and Fri. The balls were landing like a basketball course and bouncing off. The greens also looked shabby on #17. Lazy job .
Hello Mr. PGA!
Completely disregard all the great hard work they’ve done and call them lazy based on one thing that could’ve been better. One of the hardest parts of a green keeper’s job is the know-it-all golfers who constantly give them stick despite not knowing half as much about course maintenance.
I cant wait to meet this guy on my course
Turn the water on. Green greens play better than dead greens...and look better on TV also. Nobody cares what the scores are.
If nobody cares what the scores are then why do they need better greens...?
@@ColoroadoKid More fair and looks better on TV.
Wearing a mask outside lol. Thank God i live in FL
You're an idiot.
@@svn5994 Sorry, cupcake.
Beautiful course. Kudos to the team.
Sheep wear face masks
Sheep don't wear face masks.
@15cu honda I'm sorry does it hurt your breathing... man up, it will make your lungs stronger. If it works it works, if it don't it don't, who cares. If it does work, well great your helping, if it don't it ain't hurting nobody but people who are to weak to be able to wear it.
@@jasonthornberg8137 @SHEEP MAN may be a better monkier
LOL, no one cares.
what a waste of money and resources.
Gtf outta here man😂 why would you even click on this video?
It’s like they only hire people diagnosed with OCD for these grounds crews. 😂
What dribble. Stick a hole in the ground ,move on