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| #2 Green with 3 tee shown at the top right. |
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| A reverse look down 3 golf hole showing the waste bunker down the right of the fairway. |
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| The approach shot to 3 green. |
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| A closer look at the approach shot at 3 green. |
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| The sand has been added to the waste bunker at 7 fairway. |
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| Looking from 7 tee complex, #6 6 green is shown here. |
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| Cart path development taking place at golf hole 8. |
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| Seepage drainage installation at #10 golf hole. |
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| Waste bunker sand being installed at the right side of 10 fairway. |
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| A closer look at the waste bunker at 10. |
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| The new lower chipping green at the practice facility will be accessible from all angles, allowing more variety for practice then before. |
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| A wide angle shot showing 10 golf hole on the right and the practice facility on the left. |
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| HDPE pipe welding being performed at 18 golf hole by MacCurrach Golf Company. |
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| A look at the new event/chipping green located behind the clubhouse. |
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| Mainline irrigation installation at 15 golf hole. |
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| A MacCurrach Golf employee butt fusing HDPE pipe. |
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| A closer look at the butt fusion machine. |
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| Expertise in several types of HDPE connections are required to install an irrigation system of this level of sophistication. Pictured here is an example of four 6 inch pipes connected by 3 butt fusion joints with 2 electrofusion 2 inch feeder pipes attached. |
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| A look at the new 17th green complex. |
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| A look at the 16th green from 17 tee. |
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| Another look at the 17th green complex. |
Nice post from being a simple place turning to a golf course. This is really awesome and I've seen in the photo above that they use Butt Fusion Machine. Thanks for posting this photos on this blog.
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