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Shaker Ridge Country Club
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Добавлен 1 июн 2020
Established in 1929, Shaker Ridge was originally designed by Jim Thompson and remodeled by Stephen Kay and Doug Smith. Our 18-hole course features 6837 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. Our members and many top PGA professionals have enjoyed the course. We’ve hosted the PGA Empire State Open tournament, New York State Mid-Amateur, and the New York State Junior championships. Shaker Ridge was the original host for the Ellis Hospital “Skins Game” with PGA players like John Daly, Lee Trevino, Fuzzy Zoeller, Joey Sindalar, Scott Hoch and Arnold Palmer.
As a family-oriented club, other amenities include a beautiful 25,000 square-foot Clubhouse, pool, playground, fine and casual dining, and a full calendar of social activities.
As a family-oriented club, other amenities include a beautiful 25,000 square-foot Clubhouse, pool, playground, fine and casual dining, and a full calendar of social activities.
Shaker Ridge Course Tour - 37th NYS Men's Mid Am
Shaker Ridge Course Tour - 37th NYS Men's Mid Am
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Fundamental Friday - Divots on Range
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Todd covered this on a Maintenance Monday, but Mike is back to this week to show the proper range etiquette and how to help maintain the range with the extra use this year.
Thirsty Thursday - The Shaker Ridge
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After 18 weeks of making other golf themed cocktails we thought it was about time to release our own Signature Cocktail. John Curtin from Albany Distilling Company has created a cocktail with inspiration from the grounds. This is The Shaker Ridge
Golf Tip Tuesday - How to Hit a Hybrid
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This week Mark & Mike cover one of the most requested tips. How to hit a hybrid!
Maintenance Monday - Meet the Team
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This week Todd is introducing you to his full-time staff that make Shaker Ridge look and play beautifully.
Fundamental Friday - Pace of Play (Revisited)
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We covered this earlier in the year, but we've had members ask us to explain in more detail, so this week Mark & Mike are talking about Pace of Play!
Thirsty Thursday - The Smoking Jacket
Просмотров 763 года назад
This weeks cocktail is coming from the Inn at Bay Harbor in Michigan.
Golf Tip Tuesday - Course Management
Просмотров 1413 года назад
How do you approach each hole? Mark and Mike are back this week to show you what you should be thinking about when you approach each hole.
Maintenance Monday - Fall Aerification
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We aerify the greens twice a year. If you are wondering why the greens have holes in them and are covered in sand, Todd is back this week to go over the process.
Fundamental Friday - How Handicaps Work
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This week we are joined by Mike who is going over how your handicap works and why it changes from course to course.
Golf Tip Tuesday - Hitting out of a Divot
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Here you are again, with a beautiful drive, center of the fairway, only to find your ball sitting in a divot. Mark & Mike are here to teach you how to hit out of a preexisting divot!
Maintenance Monday - How We Keep the Range Nice
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We had a request from one of our members to talk about what Todd does to keep the range (highest amount of play) looking nice week after week.
Fundamental Friday - What to Tell Guests
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This week Mike is recapping what you should be telling your guests when you arrive at the course!
Thirsty Thursday - Mulligan Cocktail
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It should be written into the rules of golf that everyone gets a mulligan on the first tee shot of the round. Krysta is teaching us this week how to make the cocktail!
Golf Tip Tuesday - Basic Driver Setup
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Golf Tip Tuesday - Basic Driver Setup
Maintenance Monday - Mower Maintenance and Alignment
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Maintenance Monday - Mower Maintenance and Alignment
Golf Tip Tuesday - Low Lofted Iron Putt
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Golf Tip Tuesday - Low Lofted Iron Putt
Maintenance Monday - Irrigation Pipe Burst
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Maintenance Monday - Irrigation Pipe Burst
Fundamental Friday - Sterilization of Golf Carts
Просмотров 834 года назад
Fundamental Friday - Sterilization of Golf Carts
Thirsty Thursday - Links House at Royal Dornoch Basil Martini
Просмотров 304 года назад
Thirsty Thursday - Links House at Royal Dornoch Basil Martini
Golf Tip Tuesday - Hitting Under Tree Limbs
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Golf Tip Tuesday - Hitting Under Tree Limbs
Maintenance Monday - Irrigation Systems
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Maintenance Monday - Irrigation Systems
A sport shouldn’t have a dress code. I respect someone’s game than someone’s dress code
This the gayest ish ever lol
Why was the cup upside down? Please don't say because of Covid.
I’ve been a superintendent/owner for decades..grew up in the business. I have watched many videos of guys changing holes and I laugh at the way they take such a simple task and turn it into a huge ordeal. The bucket, roller, water, level, sextant, clipboard, and even taking the greens temperature..😂. All joking aside, I can out there by myself and change 18 holes in 45 minutes. Believe me, the golfers will Not know any difference in the way I do it than the way I see it done on RUclips with the fancy steps. Superintendents have a thankless job and it seems the more you do at your golf course the less it is appreciated. Make life simple for yourself, go out there and just change the hole..all you need is a puller, changer, and cup setter. Press it down with your foot some and go to the next one. Don’t over stress..
Been a course setter for years. Watering plugs during hot times is very important. Avoiding volcano holes is also important. You seem like a lazy superintendent. The way you describe your ethics makes me wonder how good your golf course condition is.
@@Phantomfire100 My course is in pristine condition. I’ve changed thousands of holes and never had one ‘volcano’. It really downright just pisses me off you have the nerve to call me a lazy superintendent and question My ethics. For decades I’ve worked my ass off in the business and have earned the respect from not only from my peers, but from the golfers who play our course. EYou’ve been setting holes for years, come back when you’ve been in the business for decades. You’re still wet behind the ears, right out of turf school if you even went to school. My comment was meant to be taken jokingly and tongue in cheek…lighten up.
I do that exact job at my course. Though you can get closer with a 3500D sidewinder, with little to no risk of sliding in. Unless you have a monstrous slope next to a bunker
Subbed I work at a golf course for 7 months now, finally just getting on the big boy mowers, but the training is abysmal. My question you regarding rough mowing is do you do any zero point turns during rough cutting? Lightbulb/question mark turns? Do you go inside out? do you mow in a circle around the fairway or do you split it into sides? Yes I have asked these things of my co-workers and bosses but they honestly didnt give me much technical info most deflections. Oh an I am primarily on the Toro RM 4500
there's no exact answer to your questions because it really depends hole by hole and if youre mowing around golfers as well. When I mow around the fairways I'll do full circles unless there's golfers than I try to stripe up a side/area of the rough that isn't heavily played and is somewhat out of the way of them playing. I work at a very chill golf course so I was thrown on the rough mower and was told it doesn't matter as long as the grass gets cut in a timely manner. So over time you find quicker routes and better ways to attack tighter rough areas.
nice saftey crocs there m8,
I need to start doing setup in crocs.
Worse job ever I’m 16 I’ve been doing cups since 12 years old with my dad and I’ve never had to re dig it most I do is pack it down this is horrible job
I agree. Should have a depth plate.
He was setting the putting green which isn't as deep as a regular hole but he cut for a regular hole. Since you know everything you should know that packing down a plug will only temporarily keep it down. It will rise up and the mower will scalp it especially if it gets wet
@@L_TrainTake it easy on the kid; he only knows his Daddy's course. He isn't old enough to comprehend a world outside of Daddy's knowledge.
Where did you get that hole cutter ?
Thats a Par Aide Hio
@@13lok1 yeah I ended up buying one
Does the venting help with relieve excess water/moisture that we are experiencing with excessive rain and humidity?
Oh wow, slide hammer the cup cutter, I did not know such things!
I was a Golf Course Superintendent for 35 years and this brings back memories!
Greetings, how do you get on when the rough is wet....like post rain or dew....do / can you still cut it
Yeah you still they usually don't care if it's wet on golf course because if u cut when it's wet they have turbine blowers that breaks big clumps of grass like it ain't nothing! I work at golf course myself
Yes but you have to be careful of your turns or you will tear up patches of grass. I'm pretty sure they like long counter-clockwise passes (after you mow around the tee-boxes)
Thank-you for showing leadership in a world of declining values. Keep it classy.
Hey you probably know my father. He’s a superintendent in the 518 area!
Hi Where did you buy the thing we’re you put the water bottle and other equipment ?
Amazon hah
Don’t set cupcutter down on green. The hinge part of plunger can leave dents in green. I set mine diagonal on plate.
Agree. I usually try to balance it standing up but if it falls it will leave a nasty dent
"Try to make it look like you were never here" A phrase used over and over in the golf course maintenance industry. Well done Sir.
Gorgeous looking Southside, would be ideal for a hot afternoon of golfing!
Is this Hitler's golf course
Well said 👏
I guess this is how you make money is by having arbitrary rules.
These rules are very silly and arbitrary.
Play where they don't have these rules. Problem solved. Golf is a game of traditions and class. We honor them.
@@beegee22 How about I just don't play such a silly game lol.
@j.gverse6344 That's a real good idea. 👍😂🤣
The heck. Not around here. People don’t say anything about my attire.
Come on Mikes attire was acceptable! That’s how us 20-30 year old golfers dress! Move the culture forward old timer!!!!!!
Just go to places that don't have a dress code. You be happy, the rest of us be happy, too.
So people can wear shorts if they buy them there?
You can wear appropriate shorts if you bring them as well. He meant short shorts.
But I never tuck in my shirt
Shirt tucked in or tails out should suit the weather. In the Texas heat I leave my shirt untucked in summer because it allows for some air flow around my torso. But here is a difference between shirt untucked and looking disheveled.
Sorry not trying to be smart, you said you don’t allow shorts in the beginning but the guy in the jeans you said he can buy shorts in the golfshop?
We do allow shorts. I think he was trying to say short shorts or running shorts. You can buy shorts in the golf shop or bring your own!
No "cut off" shorts.
I can drive the ball 300 yards, shoot 5 over par on most courses and do it in gym shorts and a T shirt. im a millennial and my friends wont golf with me due to the stupid dress codes. Your business will end once your older clients die out.
I know lots of millennials who do not share your friend's low levels of self esteem.
My wonderful husband
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Fucking killing the game.
Real fun guys.....
Todddddddddd! Best In The Biz!
Greeting, Shaker Ridge Country Club. it is a actually pretty video. thank. :)
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Krysta great drink, we will add it to our cocktail list!