LADYSMITH GOLFERS BRIDGE THEIR GULLY
Volunteers, members from the Ladysmith Golf Club and members of the Frisbee Golf Club were out swinging pick axes instead of golf clubs Saturday March 19, as a crew set to work building a trail and a new bridge so golfers can get across a gully and stream that bisects the Ladysmith course. A culvert that allowed players to get over the stream collapsed in December 2014, cutting off part of the course. Now players of the nine-hole par-three, just behind Coronation Mall, will be able to avoid a major handicap in their rounds. Ladysmith Coun. Rob Hutchins was the first golfer to officially cross the new bridge, reported Mike Smith, who headed up the crew that restored the crossing.
From the Ladysmith Chronicle, article written by Craig Spence
Volunteers, members from the Ladysmith Golf Club and members of the Frisbee Golf Club were out swinging pick axes instead of golf clubs Saturday March 19, as a crew set to work building a trail and a new bridge so golfers can get across a gully and stream that bisects the Ladysmith course. A culvert that allowed players to get over the stream collapsed in December 2014, cutting off part of the course. Now players of the nine-hole par-three, just behind Coronation Mall, will be able to avoid a major handicap in their rounds. Ladysmith Coun. Rob Hutchins was the first golfer to officially cross the new bridge, reported Mike Smith, who headed up the crew that restored the crossing.
From the Ladysmith Chronicle, article written by Craig Spence
Building a path from #7 Tee to the green.
Thanks to all the volunteer who participated
Thanks to all the volunteer who participated