Another beautiful sunset at @wragbarngolf this evening. Phone lines will be open tomorrow for 9 hole bookings next Thursday 3rd December š 
Golf is back from December 2nd according to @england.golf - really good news. Tracey has sent an email explaining how to book tee times. Canāt wait to welcome everyone back to @wragbarngolf 
Menu development for our ācovid winter menuā today. The drainage work in front of the clubhouse is nearly finished and next week the green soldiers will be counting down to opening the golf course šš 
Busy at the barn today.... 
The 11th and the 6th were on the agenda today. The trencher is going home tomorrow and the black gold is arriving in the car park. Weāre keeping our fingers crossed that the debate in the House of Commons goes our way on 23rd November- itās bonkers that people can drive to fish or pick up some plants for their front garden, or can walk round a golf course with 1 other but canāt actually play golf. 
After the excitement of The Masters and a deluge of rain this weekend it was interesting to get out on the course and check progress. The drainage work is nearly finished for now. Weāll let everything settle down and have another go when conditions improve. This lockdown2 feels tedious but weāre nearly halfway and when weāre back; itāll be time for Christmas jumpers š 
The mole hills are still going on but I thought a few stripes would make a change. Sam was out on the mower while Nobby was consigned to the trencher which seems to have a mind of itās own and it becomes a battle of wills. 
As all these pictures look as though weāve been invaded by āthe little gentleman in the black velvet waistcoatā - Iāve been looking for a suitable āmoleā quote, but came across this one which is how I hope everyone is feeling: āBut it was good to think he had this to come back to, this place which was all his own, these things which were so glad to see him again and could always be counted upon for the same simple welcome.ā Canāt wait to see you all! Please substitute she/her for he/his where appropriate š AUTHOR Kenneth Grahame BOOK The Wind in the Willows 
The green soldiers werenāt very jolly at lunch time as handling the trenching machine in front of the first was a huge challenge. The afternoon session on the 4th was more straight forward- š¤ tomorrow goes well