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Monday, March 05, 2012
 NGA Mountain Lakes Classic Pro-Amateur NGA Mountain Lakes Classic Pro-Amateur
By host @ 10:42 PM :: 321 Views :: Club News, Golf News
 The NGA Mountain Lakes Classic Pro-Amateur will be held on Wednesday, April 18th with starts at 8:00am and 1:30pm. The entry fee per team of fou...
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Sunday, March 04, 2012
NGA Tour -Volunteers NGA Tour -Volunteers
By host @ 10:28 PM :: 220 Views :: Club News, Golf News
 The Club has been asked by the NGA Tour to provide volunteers and limited housing for the professionals participating in the event. We will be h...
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Sunday, February 26, 2012
POA Email Address POA Email Address
By host @ 10:44 PM :: 178 Views :: Club News
A reminder to all that we have a CCP POA email address:    poa@crosscreekplantation.com   The email address is intended to give the...
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Friday, June 03, 2011
From Tom Grundy...THE HEAT IS ON! From Tom Grundy...THE HEAT IS ON!
By cynthia @ 4:19 PM :: 681 Views :: Director of Grounds Monthly Update
   Here we go again. Another hot summer is upon us and we are taking every step possible to keep the greens in the best  shape we can. ...
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Monday, May 23, 2011
WE HAVE A NATIONAL CHAMPION!!!! WE HAVE A NATIONAL CHAMPION!!!!
By cynthia @ 4:19 PM :: 735 Views :: Golf News
UCLA, LSU's Ernst win NCAA golf titles (AP) – 1 day ago BRYAN, Texas (AP) — UCLA fought off a last-round surge by defending champion Purdue to win t...
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Monday, April 04, 2011
Swing Into Spring from the Golf Shop April 2011 Swing Into Spring from the Golf Shop April 2011
By cynthia @ 10:33 AM :: 711 Views :: Golf News
We are very excited about the forthcoming golf season.  April starts our "swing" into the golf season with numerous opportunities for member part...
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Monday, March 21, 2011
Swing Into Spring From Tom Grundy, Director of Grounds March 2011 Swing Into Spring From Tom Grundy, Director of Grounds March 2011
By cynthia @ 12:53 PM :: 718 Views :: Director of Grounds Monthly Update
        We are now into an early spring and the bermuda growth is kicking in. If the rains this weekend hold off, w...
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Monday, January 31, 2011
Latest News from Tom Grundy, Director of Grounds Feb 2011 Latest News from Tom Grundy, Director of Grounds Feb 2011
By cynthia @ 11:40 AM :: 662 Views :: Director of Grounds Monthly Update
       We are coming into another season and with the weather totally unpredicable, we are planning on a good year. Tree rem...
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Monday, January 24, 2011
An Affair To Remember...Valentines Day 2011 An Affair To Remember...Valentines Day 2011
By cynthia @ 1:51 PM :: 1165 Views :: Dining at Cross Creek
        Saturday, February 12, 2011 Cross Creek Plantation Clubhouse Ballroom 130 Club Drive Valentine’s Menu   Amu...
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Monday, January 24, 2011
2011 Golf Tournament Schedule Jan-May 2011 2011 Golf Tournament Schedule Jan-May 2011
By cynthia @ 12:56 PM :: 778 Views :: Golf News
 2011 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Feb-May 2011 February   6              &#...
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Golf News Feb 2011 from Mark Ernst, CCP Director of Golf Golf News Feb 2011 from Mark Ernst, CCP Director of Golf
By cynthia @ 12:39 PM :: 667 Views :: Golf News
  GOLF SHOP NEWSLETTER- FEBRUARY 2011 We are very excited about the 2011 golf season. The winter has been very cold and wet so far but remember...
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Saturday, December 04, 2010
Introducing Chef Josh Watson Introducing Chef Josh Watson
By cynthia @ 10:33 PM :: 809 Views :: Dining at Cross Creek
Introducing the Head Chef of Our Amazing Culinary Team at Cross Creek Plantation…Chef Josh Watson   When asked the secret to his success his an...
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Thursday, December 02, 2010
Golf Shop News December 2010 Golf Shop News December 2010
By cynthia @ 3:00 PM :: 603 Views :: Golf News
GOLF SHOP NEWS- DECEMBER 2010   The Golf Staff would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We have had a succ...
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Monday, November 15, 2010
Family Tradition Continues... Family Tradition Continues...
By cynthia @ 4:17 PM :: 682 Views :: Golf News

BATON ROUGE - A unique way to end the fall women's golf season for the No. 1-ranked LSU women's golf team begins on Friday in the inaugural Pac-10/SEC Challenge at the Stanford Golf Course in Palo Alto, Calif.

Almost two years in the planning, the event pitting arguably the top two conferences, top to bottom, in the country, includes seven of the top 10 teams in the latest Golfweek/Sagarin ratings. All 12 Southeastern Conference teams will take part in the event along with nine of the 10 Pac-10 teams (minus Arizona State) for this battle of conference superior.

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Thursday, October 07, 2010
October 2010 Golf News From Mark
By cynthia @ 2:19 PM :: 721 Views :: Golf News
October will be an active month for golf events. We hope that each of you will plan to participate in the upcoming events.
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
September 2010 Update From Tom September 2010 Update From Tom
By cynthia @ 12:01 PM :: 1138 Views :: Director of Grounds Monthly Update

Finally…we are coming to the end of one of the worse weather years on record; a long cold winter with a grueling hot summer. Superintendents in the southeast say it was the longest hot weather period in memory.

Bent grass & The Heat…The best soil temperature for bent grass root development ranges from 50 to 65 degrees. New root growth ceases at a soil temperature of 80 degrees and the natural aging process of the existing root systems begins. Soil temps above 86 degrees will cause root growth to stop and roots lose their ability to function. Above mid-90 degrees, root hairs die, roots begin to turn brown and fail to function properly. When air temperatures exceed 90 degrees, soil temps in the upper half inch will exceed 100 degrees. In mid July, air temps were 94 degrees at 1:00 pm and the soil temps were 107 degrees in the top half inch mark. The day time temps. were in the mid 90s and the nighttime temps. were in the low 80s and this continued for weeks. Add water to this relentless weather pattern, which does replace oxygen in the soil needed for survival however; excessive water holds heat. Typically, we combat this with small tine aerification, topdressing lightly and management of water. But there’s no controlling Mother Nature and the numerous pop up afternoon thundershowers we experienced, coupled with the lack of air movement which many of our greens are subjected to. The bright side…YES there is a bright side… this week marks the first day of autumn, the night time temperatures are getting lower and there is a noticeable positive reaction of the bent grass.

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