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In January 2026, we began removing a number of trees and shrubs from the left side of #7 to eliminate overcrowding and to improve not only aesthetics, but sustainability. The majority of plants on the chopping block - literally - were Leyland Cypresses.  Because they are fast growers and have a naturally pyramidal form, they have been overplanted in the landscape as screens and hedgerows; however, they are nonnative, shallow-rooted, short-lived, and prone to a host of unpreve

Ellie Kitchin, Precision Agriculture and Plant Pathology Ph.D. student at Virginia Tech, began treatment trials here at Bayville Golf Club for Take-All Root Rot in 2025. Using several different products and even employing the use of a drone for disease detection and data collection, she visits the property once every 30 days to monitor our Burmuda fairway on #9. Take-All Root Rot ( Gaumannomyces graminis ), otherwise known as TARR, is a serious soil-borne fungal disease that

Welcome to a glimpse into the world of turf management at Bayville Golf Club! Our Agronomy Team prides itself on its commitment to...

The dedicated individuals of Bayville Golf Club's Agronomy Team are making waves in the turf management and golf industry with our...

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