Standing Up to the Seasons: A Primer on Winter Golf Sitting here writing this month’s tip while it is raining outside has forced the acceptance

As the year winds down, we reflect on a productive and eventful 2024 on the course. December brings its own unique challenges and opportunities for

BY RYAN WILLIAMS, PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL AT WOODBRIDGE We’ve all done it. You address the ball. The feel for the shot is there. You make

Managing a Mismatch: Possible Signs Your Clubs Do Not Fit! By Ryan Williams, Player Development Professional at Woodbridge Golf & Country Club One of the

The best wedge players do not send the ball to the moon with a high trajectory, although they can when it is required. The trajectory much flatter, like throwing a dart. The loft of the club, the sharpness of the grooves, and a good golf ball provide all the stopping power that is needed even with a lower flight.

Embrace the patience and resilience of the pros—learn from every shot and never let one bad hole define your game.

As we step into late spring and summer, the golf course maintenance team at Woodbridge Golf & Country Club is focused on removing cool-season grasses from our Bermuda fairways and tees. Bermuda grass, known for its resilience and ability to thrive in warm climates, often faces encroachment from cool-season grasses like ryegrass and fescue during winter. Our superintendents are working to remove these grasses, promoting the health and vigor of Bermuda grass, and ensuring a consistent playing surface, enhanced turf health, and a lush appearance our golfers love. By using innovative and environmentally responsible practices, we uphold the standards of excellence at Woodbridge Golf & Country Club. Happy Golfing!