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“Implementing extreme ownership requires checking your ego and operating with a high degree of humility. Admitting mistakes, taking ownership, and developing a plan to overcome challenges are integral to any successful team. “-Jocko Willink
Great read or listen for any leader.
Renovation shift this week with the final greens complex demolition underway and first green surround sod installation complete. Playing in the dirt has been fun but time to grow some grass!
Ryan McNamara, CGCS retweeted
Pattern Recognition is also the form of intelligence that causes the most stress.
You will see things that others do not.
You'll feel crazy.
Things will be *so obvious* to you, and others will just deny it.
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First mow on overseed is always so rewarding. This one especially so after some long 100°+ days. 1 course down, 2 to go!
Reached in to turn valve on and thought it sounded funny til I saw him hanging out and not so happy with my intrusion. 🐍
Bunkers, trees/saguaros, and desert wash repairs all on deck… oh and a full overseed on Wild Burro 9 next week 😅
Tough week for the team but just about finished digging ourselves out and brought 20 satellites that had water and/or surge damage back online
Thought I was safe from flooding out in the desert but boy was I wrong. Monsoon popped up yesterday afternoon and packed a serious punch.
Mechanic gives me part number for tool he wants to replace and search results says it’s vintage.. might be time for an upgrade 😅
Teddi says this course could use some work… course was closed in 2018 and turned into a nature preserve. Cool seeing Mother Nature reclaim the desert. 🌵
Wrapping up cultural practices this week with collar and approach v-cut. Great tool to help eliminate collar dams.




































