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Monday, September 28, 2020

Pardon our punches!

We are aerating our greens on Monday, Sept. 28th and Tuesday, Sept. 29th.

This is to ensure our greens are in the best condition possible for your golf game.

We’re excited to see you here soon!

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Why we Aerify?

Aerification is the mechanical process of creating air space in the soil that promotes a healthy rooting system for natural turf.  Healthy rooting systems are an integral part of a successful golf course and athletic field management programs.

Turfgrass on Golf and Athletic Fields sustain a significant amount of stress and constant pounding due to athletic play, foot traffic, and maintenance equipment. By removing cores from the compacted  soil, an infusion of air, water, and nutrients enhance the turf by bringing a resurgence of growth, and keeping the turf durable during stressful conditions.

Aerification should be a part of every Turfgrass maintenance program because it is absolutely necessary for maintaining healthy and durable Turfgrass. Failure to perform this simple maintenance can result in poorly drained soil, thin Turfgrass stands, and continued problems with disease.

When is Aerification beneficial?

 

  1. When the ground is not frozen, Aerification, can be beneficial at any time of the year.
  2. March is a great month to use a quality solid tine on golf course fairways. The solid tine will help remove moisture from the surface and assist in the drying out process from a long wet winter
  3. Deep tining is common in the months of April, May, and June. Turf roots are very active during these months and will benefit from added oxygen and water that deep tining provides
  4. The most popular time for Aerfication, however, are in the fall months. Turf roots are preparing for the winter. In addition, less play on golf courses and some athletic fields during this time make the turf easily accessible for Aerification

 

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Friday, April 17, 2020

Opening Day!

We will be OPEN for play beginning Friday April 24 at 8am
In order to follow the “Safer at Home” guidelines that have been laid out for us, please note the following:

🏌️‍♂️ All tee times are walking only
🏌️‍♂️ Tee times must be paid for at the time of booking, either online or over the phone.
🏌️‍♂️ Social distancing requirements must always be observed unless the players reside in the same living unit or house.
🏌️‍♂️ Clubhouse and Golf Shop must remain closed. Any restaurant or bar facility may remain open for take-out or delivery.
🏌️‍♂️ Tee times must be spaced to avoid multiple foursomes from clustering or gathering at any stage of the course
🏌️‍♂️ Driving ranges and miniature golf must remain closed

Click below to book your tee time easily online!

Book Online

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Tuesday, January 21, 2020

THE PERFECT DATE…

THE PERFECT DATE…

Come in and enjoy a romantic Valentine’s Dinner at Evansville Golf Club!

Friday, February 14th 5pm-8pm

Steak & Snow Crab…$29.95
Snow Crab…$27.95
Seafood Platter…$26.95
Prime Rib…$20.95
Scallops…$19.95

Call (608)882-6524

To Make Your Reservation

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Tuesday, December 24, 2019

New Year’s Eve Party

Evansville Golf Club New Year’s Eve Party

December 31st, 2019

Dinner 5pm – 8:30pm

Party 9pm- 2am

Cocktail Hour 9pm-10pm ~ drink specials during cocktail hour

DJ 10pm-1am

$34.99 Dinner Only

$37.49 Dinner + Party

$10 Party Only (per couple)

PRE-SOLD TICKETS

$29.99 Dinner & Party

$5 Party Only (per couple)

*gratuity & tax not included*

CLICK HERE TO BUY YOUR TICKET NOW! 

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Friday, December 20, 2019

Holiday Gifts!

Nothing says Merry Christmas like the gift of golf!

Know someone that golfs often?

Check our new 2020 memberships!

Not sure what to get? Gift cards are great during the holidays!

Give the Gift of Golf this Holiday Season! >

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Monday, November 25, 2019

Black Friday

All gift cards are 20% off this Black Friday at Evansville!

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Thursday, October 3, 2019

Michael Breed: The two things you need to escape the sand

By Michael Breed

Here’s your greenside sand lesson in two words: speed and bounce. Splashing a ball out of a bunker takes more power than you might think—that’s the speed part. And to use that speed effectively, the club has to slide through the sand without getting stuck—that’s the bounce. Focus on a few keys.

First, grip the handle more in your fingers than your palms. This will help you hinge your wrists on the backswing—notice I have a full wrist set by halfway back (above). I can use that lever to generate speed quickly.
Second, lower the handle at address, feeling more bend in your wrists. When your hands are low, the heel of the club is more exposed, and that helps the clubhead glide through at a consistent depth. Setting the hands higher raises the heel and can cause the toe to dig, which stops the swing short.

Third, stay centered as you go back, and then swing to the left through impact. To maintain the club’s bounce, don’t let the shaft rotate counterclockwise as you swing through. Your trail hand should stay under the shaft, the knuckles on your lead hand pointing up. Use these keys to hit quality bunker shots.

Originally published on GolfDigest golfdigest.com/story/exit-strategy

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