After a long winter under snow, it’s finally time to see how the backyard golf course survived. In this video, I uncover the greens, walk the course for the first time this season, and start preparing everything for spring.

The putting greens held up surprisingly well through the winter, but there’s still plenty of work ahead before the course is fully back. I clear snow from the greens, open up tee box areas, and start planning the next builds for the upcoming season.

If you’re new here, here’s how we got here with the backyard golf course build: https://youtu.be/UUKqWl80uXg

This channel follows the ongoing project of building and improving a backyard golf course from scratch, including golf green construction, course design, and maintenance throughout the seasons.

Thanks for watching and following the journey. This summer, we are going to get to 18 unique holes.

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0:00 Winter to Spring
2:50 Snow-Blowing the Golf Greens
4:10 Opening Up Some Tee Shots
6:31 First Look at the Golf Greens
8:44 Touring the Course
12:31 First Putt of The Season

12 Comments

  1. Ryan, I am very happy for you that the greens and fairways not only survived but thrived. I look forward to seeing your final layout for the 18 tee boxes. Perhaps you could do a drone flyover and show the viewers each tee box individually. Keep up the great work.

  2. That's all great but I would have done all hybrid Bermuda turf. For putting green and fairway . I think it's way too hard to manage different types of grass. Im doing a chipping green in my backyard. I also do youtube videos. 🏆

  3. Looks fantastic 👌 👍
    If you need to melt ice on the greens down the road use some Milorganite or Carbon X to melt some holes in the ice and fracture the ice if it is solid !!

  4. Why don’t we cover the greens with some sort of tarp or barrier before winter ??

  5. Looks so good. Golf season!! Can't wait for the uploads. That back tee box on the front lawn will be amazing, tight shot. What will the yardage be?

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