Oak Hill Country Club's East Course is known for its small, "target-type" greens and impeccable tournament quality. All of the greens meet this lofty praise, except for number 3. Surrounded by 60-foot tall oak trees and white pines, the green is moderately shaded most of the day. This is a "push-up" green with many years of accumulated sand in the top portion of the profile from topdressing. The membership is unhappy with the current situation and wants the green brought up to the level of the others comprising the East Course.
Each student should prepare a report using the format that follows and submit hard copies along with attachments (e.g., concept map and decision tree) to Dr. Turgeon on the date shown in the syllabus.
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