During the initial planning, myself and several other people spent a couple days chipping balls around in the field. We tried to get the most variety with the placement of the dedicated chipping pads. Of course I have thouroughly "play-Tested" the hole throughout the construction process.
(I can't count how many balls I have fished out of the "under-construction" bunker, and the small creek to the right of the green....)
The project was very labor intensive. It is kind of deceptive from the pictures, as the weeds have grown in quickly.
There was a LOT of tractoring, ditch, and drainage work as well as lots of soil compacting and preparation.
As far as maintenence goes the worst part will be maintaining the living section of the landscaping. The synthetic turf just needs a occasional hosing/sweeping.
I will post up some additional information about the materials etc. When I can find my file contianing the info.
As with everything else, what started as a simple and inexpensive project.. Didn't end up being simple, or inexpensive.
