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Spring 2015 Turf Trends

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64 FROM THE ROUGH vated by the challenge of creating an exceptional golf experience that is second to none and enjoyable for players of all skill levels and every- one who loves the game of golf and the outdoors. How would you describe the lev- el of anticipation as the opening date draws closer? The level of anticipation is un- like any project I've worked with be- fore. On the national and local lev- els, I sense a tremendous amount of excitement and curiosity. Personally my excitement is in synch with the milestones of the development. On a larger scale, I am really excited to share the Bluejack National experi- ence. Our collective philosophy is steeped in fun and families recon- necting with golf and the outdoors again. I feel that Tiger Woods, his design team and Bluejack National are setting out to do something special. We are ready to make a statement to the golf world that golf can be fun again and an experience that does not require five hours to play. What's your reaction to be- ing part of the first course de- signed by Woods in the U.S.? To be selected as the director of agronomy and collaborate with such a talented group of individu- als is truly an honor and privilege. I have worked hard to get this oppor- SUPER SPOTLIGHT Layout of the second green takes shape last fall.

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