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The Country Club of Hudson Greens & Grounds Committee Update May 19th, 2026 We are off to a very wet start to the season with 8” of rain in April well above average rainfall and May continues with this trend. The ground crew is doing their best to keep up with mowing while avoiding tearing up the course with ruts. The long-term forecast calls for some relief with warner temperatures. The driving range has been opened for the season and will remain open “weather permitting”.

We are approaching the halfway point of this year’s golf season, and we hope you are enjoying our revitalized course. We heard your most significant concerns from last year’s member survey and have worked to address them as follows – Rough Height of Cut and Consistency – We acquired an additional rough mower, and the two mowers are operating at least eight hours per day resulting in the rough being mowed, in full, twice a week. Greens Speed and Consistency –Steps have been t

Craig and his team, in partnership with Precision Golf (bunkers) have been working at a feverish pace. Here’s the update – Recent Accomplishments – Hole # 2 Bunker and surrounding area - The new left greenside bunker is now open for play. Please enter and exit the bunker away from the green for a little bit to help heal in the sod on the steeper faces. The collection area on the right is progressing nicely but will remain closed for a while until we can mow the bent grass

Here’s another update from the Greens & Grounds Committee. Work on the left side bunker and area surrounding the green on hole #2 was recently completed as follows – New bunker re-shaped, drainage and sand installed. Back bunker removed and sodded. The new collection area on the right side had bent grass sod installed. The bunker and surrounding area will be played as Ground Under Repair (GUR)* until the sand is compacted, and sod takes root. This area should be open for pl

The Country Club of Hudson Greens & Grounds Committee Update The Greens and Grounds Committee in partnership with our Superintendent, Craig Kachline, and USGA Agronomist & golf course architect, Terry Baller have embarked upon a Program to bring new life into our golf course through a multi-year Revitalization effort. Those of you have been out on the course may have noticed the following accomplishments as a start to the Program – Hole # 4 - Regrading of pond banks aside