The weather is beginning to take a turn for the colder and so it is time for us to begin draining our irrigation lines on the golf course. Throughout the golf course you will see irrigation heads laying in the grass. These heads were removed intentionally to allow the water in our irrigation lines to exit. This is necessary so our irrigation lines do not freeze. If we were to leave the water in the lines there's a good chance the water will freeze and expand and cause damage to the lines. This process will take two to three days and then the irrigation heads will be placed back into the ground.
Friday, December 22, 2017
Draining the Irrigation Lines
The weather is beginning to take a turn for the colder and so it is time for us to begin draining our irrigation lines on the golf course. Throughout the golf course you will see irrigation heads laying in the grass. These heads were removed intentionally to allow the water in our irrigation lines to exit. This is necessary so our irrigation lines do not freeze. If we were to leave the water in the lines there's a good chance the water will freeze and expand and cause damage to the lines. This process will take two to three days and then the irrigation heads will be placed back into the ground.
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