Today was the eleventh day of senior project at Country Club of New Hampshire. It was a beautiful day out, and the tee sheet was almost completely full this morning. I started off the day by moving some carts around. I also helped some older folks take their clubs from their car and put them onto their cart. Once things mellowed out a bit, Spanky and I went over the bank in Andover to deposit some cash from the week. Once I returned, Derek and I went into the old pro shop and started organizing the clutter of golf clubs scattered everywhere. After things were looking nice in there, it was back to the usual of washing carts and replacing carts in the line with cleaned and charged carts. 4 hours today, 50 total hours.
Over the first week of senior project at the Country Club of New Hampshire, I gained valuable experience and knowledge about various aspects of working at a golf course. Throughout the week, I was mentored by Joe and Karl, who taught me the ropes and showed me different responsibilities. During the first two days, I focused on learning about the driving range and cart maintenance. I practiced hitting balls at the driving range and then picked and washed the range balls. I also learned how to clean golf carts, put up umbrellas, and ensure the smooth flow of play on the course. On the second day, I delved deeper into cart maintenance, cleaning all the carts, and checking for battery corrosion. I also assisted golfers by cleaning their carts and plugging them in. On the third day, the workload shifted as it was a slow day at the course. I worked with Joe to organize and clean rental clubs, ensuring each bag had the correct number of clubs. I also tackled the task of organizing numero...
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