Winter has arrived with a vengeance but that did not stop our die hard volunteers fronting up for a good mornings work with F-Troop.
We had 9 starters and managed to make great inroads into our projects for the day. The course was busy with vets players so we were restricted on our use of the course.
The boys took on the task of replacing all of the old shelving in the cart shed that supports all of the battery chargers for the carts. They did a great job and the shed looks much better for the work done.
Trevor Harrison & Don Nicholls also secured the "Windmill" (donated by Bob Thomas) into the garden at the Men's 18th Tee. Matt from the Green staff welded on some extra height to the windmill to give a better effect in the garden. Thanks Matt!
Peter Martin & Warren Gray also did some rubbish pick up around the course.
Di Beechey & Anne Burgess planted some new plants into the garden at the Ladies 18th Tee and gave the
garden some new design which has been a big improvement. The Gardens at the side of the 14th green are to be re-designed to allow a new walking path off of the tee. Di & Anne helped to remove the old plants so the the re-designing can begin.
I cleaned up at the 14th bush toilet area, helped to remove rubbish at the 18th, helped to remove plants at the 14th and removed the rubbish, raked up rubbish and weeded at the back of the Wedding Garden.
Morning Tea of croissants and jam was very welcomed by the Troopers. Thank you Chef Brad!
We received a wonderful donation of $200 from the Central Coast Leagues Club Social Golfers which we will put towards our projects. Thank you very much for your generous support to our F-Troop.
We have also received further trays of plants from Brtian & Lesley Gregory which will be put to good use in our gardens. Thanks you Brian & Lesley!
YES! WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
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