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2010 Aeration Schedule

Aeration Schedule

It's that time of the year once again for golf course aerations. The aeration process itself takes only one or two day(s).However, for the following 7 -10 days the greens will have small holes throughout and the surface will be uneven. Conditions will not be optimal and so during these days, we will not operate package tour. If you understand the conditions and would still like to place a reservation, we will take reservations. During this time, the minimum number of players for package tour required to place the reservation will be 4 people, regardless of the minimum number of players required for a reservation at any other time.


Golf Course Aeration Date No Operation Period
Coral Creek Golf Course 9/20 No "No Operation Period"(*)
Ewa Beach Golf Club 9/7 9/7 - 9/14
Hawaii Kai Golf Course 8/30 No "No Operation Period"(**)
Ko Olina Golf Club 9/20 9/20 - 9/27
Makaha Valley Country Club 9/27 9/27 - 9/28(***)
Makaha Resort Golf Club 10/4 10/4 - 10/12
Mid Pacific Country Club 9/13 9/13 - 9/24
Pearl Country Club 9/7 9/7 - 9/14
Turtle Bay Resort Arnold Palmer Course 9/7,8 9/8 - 9/15
Royal Kunia Coutry Club 9/7 9/7 - 9/14
Waikele Country Club 9/27 9/27 - 10/4

(*) Coral Creek Golf Course will close one hole for a week for aeration from 20 Sep. 2010. The hole No. 1 will be closed from 20 Sep. No. 2 will be from 27 Sep. ... then No. 9 will be closed from 15 Nov. 2010. During this period, No. 14A(Par 3) will be used instead of closed hole. So total par will be 70 or 71, however you can play this golf course.
(**) Hawaii Kai Golf Course will close two hole for a week for aeration from 30 Aug. 2010. The selected 2 holes will be closed from 30 Aug. Next other 2 holes will be closed from 6 Sep. ... then last 2 holes will be closed from 25 Oct. 2010. During this period, Two Par 3 hole will be used instead of closed hole. So total par will be 69 or 70, however you can play this golf course.
(***) We will operate package tour of Makaha valley County Club only 3 days after aeration because Makaha Valley County Club is a golf course that guarantee twosome play many of customers would like to play.However, please note that the green condition is not good because of aeration.

★What is Aeration?
The aeration (or aerification) of greens occurs once or twice a year at most golf courses. To aerify, a piece of machinery built for the task cores the ground (punches holes and removes the dirt) in a certain pattern. This is done to loosen soil that has been compacted by golfers walking over it, opening up growing room for the roots and increasing oxygen to the roots. It usually takes a couple weeks for the holes to fill in and grow over

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