Golf, like virtually all outdoor activities, is weather dependent.

And while we all love to quote the classic “nae wind, nae rain, nae golf” line, rain can certainly keep a course from opening it’s doors to eager golfers. As can a long list of other things.

Like frost.
Or snow.
Or downed trees.
Or aeration.
Or overseeding.

So with so many things that can impact the ability to play a round of golf (or a normal round of golf) does it make sense to give a voice to those in charge of addressing those issues?

Like Bayside?

Or Bear Trip Dunes?

Or Brickyard Crossing?

Even if the name of your resort or course doesn’t start with B, it’s an interesting idea. And one that becomes even more so as you peruse some of the content they share.

Picture on left was directly after dryject was done, picture on the right is 5 days removed from dryject pic.twitter.com/7ulW3Niz6v

— BTD Agronomy (@BTDAgronomy) September 4, 2017

Pins are being set to day 2. Cart path only. pic.twitter.com/JUcuNCwKma

— Bayside Agronomy (@BaysideAgronomy) July 31, 2017

Next year's conditioning starts with fall efforts. Superb day for a a shot of nutrients and some crew training. 2018 will be here soon. pic.twitter.com/Ckyjue7eSx

— Brickyard Agronomy (@BrickyardTurf) November 3, 2017

Showing the results of a talented team, highlighting the incredible views these early risers enjoy, taking golfers behind-the-scenes through the seasons?

Even as a pipeline for your main account to reshare, its hard to argue with the value of those updates.

For Some?
Truth be told, this content may not be for every golfer in your database.

But the idea of giving this content a place of it’s own, giving the characters in this story a voice a space to tell their tale, and letting your guests follow along?

Gotta say, I like it.

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