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Board discusses clubhouse repairs, irrigation prep and course opening window
Summary
Superintendent Jordan Steiner updated the board on lighting and ceiling repairs, groundskeeping and irrigation preparations; members discussed that course opening depends on weather and staffing, with historical openings between March 15 and April 15 and concerns about winter play damaging greens.
Jordan Steiner reported on clubhouse repairs including replacing nearly a dozen burnt-out lights in the women's bathroom and sealing water-damaged ceiling tiles, and outlined groundskeeping work and steps to charge the irrigation system once temperatures are consistently above freezing. He said staff are hiring for the 2026 season and bringing back chemicals, fertilizer and accessories in preparation for opening.
The board discussed opening policies and winter operations: there is no official opening date, with historical openings typically between March 15 and April 15. Jordan cautioned that winter play can damage greens and delay spring green-up; some courses use temporary greens and walking-only policies if they open early. Adam Kulesa and others emphasized that staffing contracts and comp time limit winter operations and that clear public communication is needed to manage expectations.
