After a multi-million course renovation put the famed Southern California resort back in the game, Superintendent Steve Auckland and his course and grounds staff are making sure the investment will pay long-term dividends.
The event will return to the area for the 23rd time in the association’s 34-year history.
One green and several bunkers will be renovated, a new practice chipping green will be built, and the fleet of leased golf cars will be purchased.
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