The hot weather is taking it's toll on the grass courts, but it is also a challenge on the clay courts. Pictured: The grit/topdressing being spread evenly. With so much play (8 am - dusk) clay courts 1-8 frequently need major tune-ups. As in maintaining grass courts, water management is critical in keeping the courts in top shape. Jose cleaning the lines on the teaching courts for their 6:30am open.
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2 comments:
Thanks for the update -
Jose - please wear a hat.
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