Willis Case Golf Course

10/16/2026

Good morning!

10/13/2026

Got some new double-sided towels in the shop! Come check ‘em out before they’re gone 🔥

10/08/2026

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10/07/2026

09/22/2026

And this one’s for par 🏌🏻‍♂️

09/18/2026

Willis Case will be aerating our greens on September 21st and 22nd! ⛳️

Why do we aerate our greens?

Golf courses aerate greens to relieve soil compaction, control thatch buildup, and improve water and oxygen pe*******on to the roots, which ultimately creates a stronger, healthier turf and a firmer, faster, and more consistent playing surface for golfers. While disruptive, aeration and subsequent topdressing with sand are essential for the long-term health and playability of the putting green.

Key reasons for aerating greens:

- Reduces soil compaction:
Foot traffic from golfers compacts the soil, making it hard for water and air to reach the grass roots. Aeration relieves this pressure, improving air and water movement.
- Controls thatch:
A layer of dead organic matter called thatch can build up on the soil surface, acting like a sponge that traps water and slows drainage. Aeration removes excess thatch, allowing for better drainage and firmer conditions.
- Promotes root growth:
Creating channels in the root zone encourages new root growth and allows existing roots to spread more freely, leading to a healthier and stronger turf.
- Improves drainage and air circulation:
The holes created during aeration provide channels for water and air to move through the soil, preventing waterlogging and ensuring the roots have the oxygen they need.
- Creates a firmer, faster playing surface:
The removal of thatch and improved soil structure result in a more stable and consistent putting surface.

How it works (The Process):

1. Aerate:
Small holes are created in the green using specialized tines to pe*****te the soil.
2. Topdress:
The holes are then filled with sand, which helps smooth the surface, improves drainage, and contributes to firmness.
3. Recovery:
While disruptive, the process is timed with good growing conditions to allow the turf to recover quickly.

Thank you for your patience through this process!

09/14/2026

Congratulations to Brendan McKee and Jason Hughes for winning first place! Thank you so much to everyone for joining us for the Shadow Scramble and supporting junior golf!

09/06/2026

We’d like to thank all the ladies that joined us for the Willis Case Women’s Club Championship. It was a great season!

We’d also like to congratulate Brittnay Roberts for defending her title as Club Champion!

08/21/2026

Registration remains open for Shadow’s Scramble! Come out and support junior golf, have a great time and win fun prizes. 🔥

Spots are filling up fast, don’t miss out! We’d love to see you out here.