pinehurst cc tree management program guide

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Pinehurst Country Club Tree Management Program Guide

February 2014 Pinehurst Grounds Department Denver, Colorado

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The Tree Management Program Guide at Pinehurst Country Club is established to maintain and enhance the tree plantings where they have become an integral part of the golf course design. The plan will determine which trees are integral to the playability and strategy of the course and those which may adversely impact the course. The management of our urban forest is an important task. Identifying, quantifying, and understanding the tree population is crucial to determining a comprehensive, long term approach to its well being. Trees will generally live longer and gradually require less intensive care with scheduled maintenance. The tree inventory is an integral element of the comprehensive plan. The process follows three phases. The development of the Tree Management Plan at Pinehurst Country Club includes three phases.

I INVENTORY II ANALYSIS III IMPLEMENTATION

I INVENTORY The inventory is the foundation for formulating the plan. An inventory of trees provides detailed information for the manager. Inventory data must be systematically collected and stored for analysis. Managers can forecast maintenance and replacement needs and budget for tree-related expenditures based on this information. This data aids in developing long-range planning and design decisions such as new plantings, ensuring species diversification, and prioritizing maintenance actions. Tree inventory information can be input into a computer aided drafting program database and geographical information system (GIS) to build an integrated tree management plan and effectively maintain the installation’s tree resources. Trees vary considerably in life expectancy, growth habit, and maintenance requirements. It is important to record and maintain composite data on the various species found on the installation for the purpose of completing other requirements such as tree maintenance budgeting and personnel scheduling.

A) Data Collection The first step in accomplishing a tree inventory is to systematically collect and store data. Tree species, location, size, and overall condition of the tree population are the primary items collected. It is imperative that consistency and accuracy of the tree data be maintained throughout the inventory phase. Individual tree locations can be determined by aerial photos, detailed ground measurements, Global Positioning Systems, or a combination of all. Each tree is recorded on a map and assigned a number for entry into the database. Individual trees are identified by common and botanical names and numbered sequentially. This helps to determine the overall composition of the installation’s tree population.

B) Location Initially trees will be located and numbered by a hole-to-hole description. At a later date, tree locations will be mapped by GPS and placed on map program of the Lynx Irrigation Program. See attached sheets.

C) Identification Trees will be identified by their type, age classification and current condition. See attached sheets

D) Size Classification

Tree trunk diameter is an indicator of the relative age of the tree. Collectively, this information provides insight into the maturity distribution for each species. Diameter is measured at 4-1/2 feet above the ground.

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E) Overall Condition

Condition addresses the current state of the tree’s health, structural soundness, shape, and growth rate. Discoloration, decay, dieback, decreased internodal length, and/or disfigured or dead stems or roots are symptoms of poor condition. The overall health and condition of a tree is determined by analyzing root characteristics, trunk and branch structure, canopy, foliage, and any presence of disease and pests.

EXCELLENT - trees have the best qualities of their species. They have excellent form and very minor maintenance problems. There are virtually no dead branches, deformities, or nutritional problems. They are in an acceptable location and can be expected to achieve a full mature shape and life expectancy.

GOOD - trees are judged to be desirable and with proper maintenance can be returned to an excellent classification. They may be interfering with utility lines, planted in an overcrowded location, or have minor insect, pathogen, or nutritional deficiencies.

FAIR - (Declining) trees have some or all of the following problems: large dead limbs with as much as half the tree already dead, large cavities in the trunk, major deformities, girdling roots, obvious insect, pathogen, or nutritional problems. Immediate maintenance and proper care may be able to save the tree.

POOR - trees are in a very degraded condition with irreversible problems. They have over 50% dead branches, drastic deformities, and severe insect, pathogen, or nutritional problems. They will have to be removed as soon as possible. DEAD trees have over 90% dead branches and have completely succumbed to insects, pathogens, or nutritional deficiencies. Removal is required.

II ANALYSIS The tree inventory will be used in prioritizing maintenance tasks. Overall maintenance requirements will be determined by observing the condition of the trunk, large branches, and canopy of each tree, as well as the tree’s location relative to the course design. These conditions may necessitate pruning to maintain line of sight and avoid poor turf conditions. Tree condition data should be used to develop cost-effective pruning and removal schedules. The following areas contribute to establishing a viable maintenance program:

Species diversification Approximate age and life expectancy Removal and pruning requirements

A) Species Diversification

In general, no genus and species (e.g., Quercus rubra) should account for more that 10% of the total tree population. Further, no single genus (e.g., Quercus) should comprise more than 30% of the total tree population. Having a large concentration of one species could lead to a large number of trees being lost if affected by insect or disease pathogens; an entire species of trees could be at risk.

B) Approximate Age and Life Expectancy Tree species have different life expectancies and different diameters, heights, and crown spreads at maturity. It is, therefore, more useful to make general classifications of age such as young, mature, and over mature rather than actual years. The diameter of a tree measured at 4-1/2 feet above the ground is the standard used to classify tree age.

YOUNG trees are 6 inches or less in diameter MATURE trees are 6 to 24 inches in diameter OVER MATURE trees are greater than 24 inches in diameter

The ideal age distribution of a species in the urban forest, and for the population as a whole, is 20% young, 60% mature, and 20% over mature. A high percentage of over mature trees could necessitate a massive, expensive removal and replanting program. An appropriate age mixture can be achieved by removing and replanting a

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certain percentage of trees each year. Removals should never exceed plantings. Trees should not be removed based solely on age, but condition rating and species type will be considered.

C) Removal and Pruning Requirements Trees lose vigor and die from natural causes such as disease and insect pathogens, weather conditions, and from physical injury due to vehicles, vandalism, poisoning, and root disturbance. Trees should be removed to

• Reduce safety risks to persons or property • To improve appearance/playability

Tree maintenance requirements can be categorized as follows: HIGH-PRIORITY REMOVAL trees should be removed as soon as possible as their location and/or condition

present risks to persons or property.

LOW-PRIORITY REMOVAL trees should be scheduled and accomplished when resources are available. IMMEDIATE PRUNING trees present safety risks to persons or property. They may have dangerous broken

branches and large deadwood. Pruning should be accomplished as soon as possible, along with a close examination for decay or severe dieback. If these conditions exist, the tree should be removed.

HIGH-PRIORITY PRUNING trees should be attended to as soon as scheduling will allow, starting with those presenting the greatest safety risks. They have broken branches and areas of deadwood but do not present an immediate safety hazard to persons or property. They should also be examined closely during trimming operations for signs of decay or severe dieback and removed if necessary.

ROUTINE PRUNING requires the removal of dead, dying, diseased, or obviously weak, heavy, or hazardous branches, and deadwood. Routine, ongoing pruning should be scheduled and programmed to ensure all tree pruning is accomplished on a minimum cycle of five to seven years. It is important to remember that low priority problems can become high priority if they are neglected for an extended period of time. Thinning of tree canopies to reduce crossing or unnecessary branches should be accomplished routinely. This reduces the potential for wind-induced branch breakage and increases sunlight and air circulation within the crown. Thinning of tree canopies substantially reduces the incidence of insect and disease related problems. All pruning should be completed based on ANSI A300 standard and approved by the clubs arborist. There should never be any more than 25 % reduction in foliage in any one year.

III IMPLEMENTATION A) Mulching

Probably the most neglected tree care practice is mulching. Placing 4 inches of organic mulch over the entire root system reduces environmental stress, conserves moisture, minimizes mechanical damage from mowers and weed eaters, and reduces nutrient competition from weeds and turf. Although any organic matter can be used as mulch, shredded leaves, pine straw, peat moss, and shredded or composted tree bark and chips are the most widely accepted amendments. Care must be taken to ensure that a 4 inch wide ring around the tree trunk is maintained clear of mulch to guard against decay and other problems associated with excessive moisture.

B) Monitoring Monitoring insect and disease infestations by regular inspections and responsive treatment will help to maintain the health and vitality of the trees. A certified arborist can take steps to prevent or reduce the severity of future disease, insect, and other pathogenic problems through periodic inspections (at least once a year). By closely observing new leaves or buds, leaf size, twig growth, and crown dieback, a treatment can be recommended to prevent major problems from affecting the tree population. Signs of poor tree health include trunk decay, loose bark, and deformed growths.

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C) Preventative Maintenance Preventative maintenance and treatment for known regional pests will protect tree investments. Consult with local certified arborists and use only licensed and experienced pest management professionals when treatment is required.

D) Planting 1. Generally, on a young tree, the uppermost structural roots (two or more) should be within the top 1 to 3 inches of the soil surface, measured 3 to 4 inches from the trunk. As a tree matures, roots thicken faster on the top side, effectively reducing the amount of soil above the structural roots and forming the root flare. Special situations requiring exceptions to this general guideline include the following:

• Some species may develop more strongly descending root systems; therefore, the structural roots may have to be located nearer the trunk. On landscape sites with poorly drained soil, the roots may need to be even shallower for adequate survival. Structural roots may need to be at, or slightly above, the surrounding grade under extreme conditions.

• In some species, the roots regenerated after transplanting can grow back toward the trunk and become girdling roots. Initial research shows that very little soil over the structural roots could be problematic. Celtis occidentalis (hackberry), Fraxinus pennsylvanica (green ash), Acer rubrum (red maple), Tilia cordata (littleleaf linden), Populus spp. (poplars), and Malus spp. (crabapples) are species for which this is known to be a problem. Other species with aggressive root systems may also exhibit this tendency. 2. Checking root depth can be done in the nursery before digging (preferred), or container root ball just prior to planting. Presence of a visible root flare is a good indicator that the structural roots are just below the soil surface. However, on grafted trees, be careful not to confuse the swelling of the trunk below the graft union with the actual root flare. A gap around the trunk at the soil line is a sure sign that the first roots are at least several inches below the soil surface. 3. If none of these easily recognized signs are present in the field, or if the root ball burlap and twine cover the base of the tree, a surveyor’s chaining pin or similar tool can be used to quickly and nondestructively probe for the roots. Probing approximately 3 to 4 inches away from the trunk will determine the true depth of the roots, rather than the depth of the enlarged root flare, if present. At least two roots (preferably more) should be located within 1 to 3 inches of the soil surface. 4. When root balls arrive on site, the depth of the structural roots should be checked before placing the tree in the planting hole. 5. Bud-grafted cultivars, and some seedling trees, are cut back during production. Evidence of the “dog leg” in the stem and of a change in bark texture should be approximately 1 to 2 inches above the soil surface for a young tree, with a maximum of 4 to 5 inches between the pruning wound and the uppermost structural roots. 6. If the structural roots have been located within 3 inches of the surface, the root ball should be planted with the surface no lower than the same level as existing grade. One to two inches higher usually is preferable to allow for settling and “pancaking” of the root ball. Unless conditions are extreme, do not plant so high that the cut ends of the structural roots at the edge of the root ball are above the surrounding grade. Planting the tree any higher may expose roots after minor erosion or contribute to surface root formation in the long run. 7. If the structural roots are found to be deeper than 3 inches below the root ball surface, the root ball and the planting depth will have to be adjusted. Elevate the root ball so that the structural roots are at the correct depth relative to surrounding grade. It is best to leave root balls intact until placed in the planting hole, rather than to unwrap them and strip the soil off the top before moving the root ball into the planting hole. Moving an unwrapped root ball may cause unnecessary damage. 8. If there is extra soil over the structural roots, it may be acceptable in some situations to leave the root ball intact, with the extra soil remaining above grade through the guarantee period. Some contractors prefer to leave the burlap, rope, and wire basket in place for a time to keep the root ball more stable and make it easier to straighten later, if needed. If the wrappings are not removed at planting time, the tree should be checked at the

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end of the guarantee period, and any remnants of the wrappings or excess soil remaining above grade should be removed. 9. Suddenly removing excess soil could be problematic for other reasons. The extra soil over the structural roots could be filled with fibrous roots which, if removed suddenly, could cause extra stress. There have been reports of cold or sunscald damage of the newly exposed tissue on trees when the extra soil was suddenly removed from the base of the trunk (this could actually be a portion of the original primary root [tap root], in some cases). Late-fall plantings may be the most susceptible to cold damage. Earlier plantings may have time to harden off normally. Thin-barked trees may be most susceptible to sun injury. 10. Until this situation is more fully understood, exercise caution when removing soil and exposing tissue that has been below grade. Leaving the extra soil in place above grade to be removed slowly or erode away may help to protect sensitive trunk tissues. Mulch can be used to hide the protruding root ball. If the soil is removed, covering newly exposed tissue with organic mulch may help to protect it from sun and cold damage. A trunk wrap may provide some protection from the sun. This material should degrade within one year or must otherwise be removed from the tree in that time period. 11. Mulching is an excellent way to conserve soil moisture, reduce competition from other plants, and prevent lawn mower injury. Two inches of mulch is the appropriate depth for 2- to 3-inch-caliper trees. Later applications to “refresh” the mulch should not increase the depth. Keep the mulch away from the trunk. Avoid thick layers of mulch around the base of the tree (often called “volcano mulching”), as is far too often seen in landscapes. Do not pile the extra soil around the base of tree and use mulch to hide it—excess soil should be removed from the planting site. Avoid organic material that can mat down and create a hydrophobic layer. 12. There are many trees already planted in the landscape with the structural roots too deep. These trees are likely to have reduced vigor and shorter life spans if no remedial action is taken. For recently planted trees (less than two to three months of warm soil for root growth), the greatest long-term benefit will be achieved by replanting the tree at the proper depth. For partially established trees, the best remedial treatment may depend on several factors. Replanting a partially established tree will cause additional stress; therefore, the benefits of replanting such a tree must outweigh the risks. If the tree is in good health and growing vigorously, it may be best to do nothing. A tree that appears to be struggling may need to be replanted at the proper depth, as long as the tree is in good enough health to survive the additional stress of replanting. Do not waste money replanting trees that already show signs of serious decline. Trees on low-quality, poorly drained soils are more likely to need to be replanted than those on high-quality sites. 13. For larger, fully established trees, a practice being used regularly by arborists is a root collar excavation to remove the excess soil in contact with the trunk. Removal of this soil reduces the possibility of basal and collar rot diseases, and it improves aeration to the structural roots at lower depths. 14. Roots regenerated after planting originate mostly at the perimeter of the root ball and usually grow up to their natural depth closer to the surface. Do not expose these roots. When the structural roots moved with the tree are too deep, the newly generated roots sometimes have been observed to grow toward the trunk rather than away from the trunk, as is normal. Removing the soil near the trunk can expose these “misdirected” roots and allow their removal so that they do not become girding roots. The excavated soil is sometimes replaced with well-aerated mulch or gravel.

Trees To Avoid Planting 1. Known safety hazard trees such as a cottonwood. Extensive root systems, fast growing and weak limbs

can present problems above and below the golfer. 2. Fruit and pod bearing trees on the golf course. These trees produce a lot of debris that can present

hazards to golfers. Trees such as apples, plums and locusts. Seek out non-fruit or pod bearing varieties. 3. Trees susceptible to disease, insects and other know problems in the area. Mountain Pine beetle, pine

wilt, brown tortoise shell, ips, emerald ash borer, fire blight, witches broom can be problematic with our inventory of trees.

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TREE SURVEY GUIDELINES Classification Heritage=H Significant to course design Over Mature=OM Greater than 24 inch diameter Mature=M Less than 24 inch diameter Young=Y Less than six inches in diameter Location Begin counting trees at back right side of Tee and move forward around fairway and green until you reach the back right of Tee. Please note any significant landmarks for reference.

i.e. behind left bunker next to irrigation controller Rough between #1 and #18

TREE SURVEY STATISTICS

# Species Count Percent of Total

1 Apple-Golden Delicious 2 0.10% 2 Ash 267 13.91% 3 Aspen 8 0.42% 4 Austrian Pine 624 32.50% 5 Birch 2 0.10% 6 Blue Spruce 167 8.65% 7 Bristle Cone 15 0.78% 8 Buckeye 2 0.10% 9 Catalpa 6 0.31%

10 Cottonwood 109 5.68% 11 Crab Apple 65 3.39% 12 Dwarf Spruce 3 0.16% 13 Elm 29 1.51% 14 Fir 6 0.31% 15 Ginnala Maple 1 0.05% 16 Golden Rain 5 0.26% 17 Hackberry 58 3.02% 18 Hawthorne 6 0.31% 19 Japanese Maple 1 0.05% 20 Juniper 58 3.02% 21 Kentucky Coffee 8 0.42% 22 Linden 42 2.19% 23 Locust 138 7.19% 24 Maple 58 3.02% 25 Mulberry 2 0.10% 26 Oak 21 1.09%

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27 Pear 31 1.61% 28 Pinion Pine 46 2.40% 29 Plum 18 0.94% 30 Ponderosa Pine 8 0.42% 31 River Birch 2 0.10% 32 Russian Olive 3 0.16% 33 Sand Cherry 7 0.36% 34 Scotch Pine 80 4.17% 35 Scrub Oak 5 0.26% 36 Vander Wolf Pine 4 0.21% 37 Walnuts 1 0.05% 38 White Fir 3 0.16% 39 White Pine 1 0.05% 40 Willow 9 0.47%

Totals 1921 100.00%

Age Classification <1% Heritage

20% Over mature 69% Mature 11% Young

Condition

17% Excellent 50% Good 30% Fair 3% Poor

.0125 % or 24 of mature trees within one inch of being classified as over mature.

.045 % or 87 of young trees within one inch of being classified as mature.

7 Heritage Trees identified on the golf course (indicated in green).

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Age Classification by Species by percentage:

Maxwell Course – Hole 1

Tree # Species Classification Condition Location

1 Linden Mature Excellent Between 1 &13 tees 2 Linden Mature Excellent

3 Linden Mature Excellent 4 Linden Mature Excellent 5 Linden Mature Fair Struck by lightning in 2013

6 Linden Mature Excellent 7 Austrian Pine Mature Good 8 Austrian Pine Mature Good 9 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 10 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 11 Austrian Pine Mature Good 12 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Excellent 13 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 14 Austrian Pine Young Good 15 Cottonwood Over-Mature Excellent Between 1 & 13 fairways

16 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 17 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 18 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 19 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 20 Ash Mature Good 21 Ash Mature Good 22 Ash Mature Good 23 Ash Mature Good 24 Ash Mature Good 25 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 26 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 27 Austrian Pine Mature Good 28 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 29 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 30 Pinyon Pine Mature Good Behind Green

31 Austrian Pine Mature Good 32 Hackberry Over-Mature Good 33 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 34 Austrian Pine Mature Good 35 Hackberry Mature Excellent 36 Hackberry Mature Excellent

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37 Crab Apple Mature Good At cart path turn out at green 38 Crab Apple Mature Good

39 Ash Mature Good 40 Ash Young Poor 41 Elm Mature Good 42 Ash Mature Good 43 Hackberry Young Good Along Left side Hill

44 Hackberry Young Good 45 Hackberry Young Good 46 Hackberry Young Good 47 Locust Mature Good 48 Locust Mature Good 49 Cottonwood Young Good 50 Cottonwood Young Good 51 Cottonwood Young Good 52 Elm Over-Mature Good 53 Cottonwood Young Good 54 Cottonwood Young Good 55 Elm Mature Good 56 Cottonwood Mature Good 57 Blue Spruce Mature Fair Near Chipping Green

58 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 59 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 60 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 61 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 62 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 63 Austrian Pine Young Good 64 Ash Mature Good 65 Austrian Pine Young Good 66 Ash Mature Good 67 Ash Mature Good 68 Austrian Pine Young Fair 69 Ash Mature Good 70 Ash Young Good 71 Ash Young Fair 72 Ash Mature Good 73 Austrian Pine Young Fair 74 Ash Mature Good 75 Austrian Pine Mature Good 76 Austrian Pine Mature Good 77 Blue Spruce Mature Good Right side of tee

78 Blue Spruce Mature Good 79 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 80 Blue Spruce Mature Good 81 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent

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Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Austrian Pine Mature Good Behind 1 cone Tee 2 Austrian Pine Mature Good

3 Austrian Pine Mature Good 4 Austrian Pine Mature Good 5 Kentucky Coffee Mature Good 6 Kentucky Coffee Mature Good 7 Linden Mature Good Right side of tees

8 Linden Mature Good 9 Hackberry Mature Good 10 Ash Mature Good 11 Linden Mature Good 12 Locust Mature Fair 13 Plum Mature Poor 14 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair 15 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair 16 Locust Mature Good 17 Locust Mature Fair 18 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 19 Blue Spruce Mature Good Drop Area

20 Blue Spruce Mature Good 21 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 22 Locust Mature Good 23 Locust Mature Good 24 Maple Mature Good 25 Crab Apple Mature Fair Right of Green

26 Maple Mature Fair 27 Cottonwood Mature Fair 28 Juniper Young Fair By Quincy Ave.

29 Juniper Young Fair 30 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 31 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 32 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 33 Ash Young Good 34 Ash Young Good 35 Ash Young Good 36 Locust Young Good 37 Locust Young Fair 38 Ash Young Good 39 Ash Young Good

40 Blue Spruce Young Excellent Behind green along

fence 41 Blue Spruce Young Excellent

42 Blue Spruce Mature Good 43 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair 44 Ash Mature Good

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45 Locust Young Fair 46 Ash Over-Mature Fair 47 Crab Apple Mature Fair 48 Ash Mature Good Left side of hole

49 Ash Mature Good 50 Ash Young Good 51 Ash Young Good 52 Ash Mature Good 53 Ash Young Good 54 Ash Mature Fair 55 Ash Mature Good 56 Linden Mature Good 57 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair Near weather shelter

58 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 59 Austrian Pine Mature Good 60 Ash Young Good 61 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 62 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 63 Locust Mature Fair 64 Locust Mature Fair 65 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair Front left of fairway

66 Linden Mature Good


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent Behind tee along fence 2 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent

3 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 4 Hackberry Mature Good 5 Linden Mature Good 6 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 3 & 4 Cone tees

7 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 8 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 9 Hawthorne Young Fair 10 Hawthorne Mature Fair 11 Hawthorne Mature Fair 12 Hawthorne Mature Fair 13 Hawthorne Mature Fair 14 Hawthorne Mature Fair 15 Juniper Mature Poor 16 Elm Young Excellent New Trees to right of hole

17 Elm Young Excellent 18 Elm Young Excellent 19 Ash Mature Good 20 Blue Spruce Mature Good 21 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent

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22 Blue Spruce Mature Good Behind green 23 Maple Over-Mature Good

24 Maple Mature Poor 25 Ash Mature Good 26 Crab Apple Mature Fair 27 Oak Mature Fair



1 Ash Mature Fair Right of Tee 2 Ash Mature Good

3 Ash Mature Good 4 Walnut Mature Fair 5 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 6 Cottonwood Mature Good 7 Cottonwood Mature Good 8 Scotch Pine Mature Good Near Young Cho's House

9 Cottonwood Mature Fair 10 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 11 Maple Mature Fair 12 Scotch Pine Over-Mature Good 13 Maple Young Fair 14 Ash Young Fair 15 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 16 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 17 Austrian Pine Young Fair 18 Austrian Pine Young Fair 19 Ash Mature Fair 20 Ash Young Fair 21 Cottonwood Mature Good 22 Cottonwood Young Good 23 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 24 Maple Mature Good 25 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 26 Cottonwood Young Good 27 Cottonwood Young Good 28 Scotch Pine Young Fair 29 Scotch Pine Young Good 30 Scotch Pine Young Fair 31 Austrian Pine Young Good 32 Austrian Pine Young Good 33 Cottonwood Young Good At right side bunker

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34 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 35 Austrian Pine Young Good 36 Austrian Pine Young Good 37 Ash Mature Fair 38 Scotch Pine Young Good Right side of the green at cart path

39 Linden Young Good 40 Linden Mature Excellent 41 Juniper Mature Fair 42 Plum Mature Fair 43 Cottonwood Young Good Behind green

44 Mulberry Mature Excellent Left of 4 green 45 Birch Mature Fair

46 Blue Spruce Mature Fair Bio Bathroom 47 Blue Spruce Mature Fair

48 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 49 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 50 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 51 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 52 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 53 Ash Mature Fair 54 Crab Apple Mature Fair 55 Crab Apple Young Fair 56 Crab Apple Young Fair 57 Crab Apple Mature Fair 58 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair



1 Locust Mature Good Behind 1 cone tee 2 Hackberry Mature Good

3 Locust Mature Good 4 Hackberry Mature Excellent 5 Blue Spruce Young Fair Right of tee

6 Blue Spruce Young Fair 7 Blue Spruce Young Fair 8 Hackberry Mature Fair 9 Blue Spruce Young Fair 10 Locust Mature Excellent 11 Blue Spruce Young Fair 12 Blue Spruce Young Fair 13 Locust Mature Good 14 Blue Spruce Young Good 15 Blue Spruce Mature Good

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16 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 17 Blue Spruce Young Fair 18 Locust Mature Good 19 Crab Apple Young Good 20 Crab Apple Mature Good 21 Crab Apple Mature Fair 22 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 23 Blue Spruce Mature Good 24 Blue Spruce Mature Good 25 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 26 Blue Spruce Mature Good 27 Blue Spruce Mature Good 28 Blue Spruce Mature Good 29 Blue Spruce Mature Good 30 Ponderosa Pine Mature Fair Along Sheridan and fence

31 Ponderosa Pine Mature Good 32 Ponderosa Pine Mature Good 33 Ponderosa Pine Mature Good 34 Ponderosa Pine Mature Good 35 Ponderosa Pine Mature Good 36 River Birch Young Excellent Along water

37 River Birch Young Excellent 38 Cottonwood Young Good 39 Russian Olive Young Poor Along lake edge

40 Sand Cherry Young Excellent 41 Sand Cherry Young Excellent 42 Sand Cherry Young Excellent 43 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 44 Sand Cherry Young Excellent 45 Sand Cherry Young Excellent 46 Sand Cherry Young Excellent 47 Sand Cherry Young Excellent 48 Cottonwood Over-Mature Fair Hanging over Sheridan

49 Austrian Pine Mature Good 50 Austrian Pine Mature Good 51 Austrian Pine Mature Good 52 Austrian Pine Mature Good 53 Austrian Pine Mature Good 54 Austrian Pine Mature Good 55 Austrian Pine Mature Good 56 Austrian Pine Mature Good 57 Blue Spruce Over-Mature Good Behind green

58 Austrian Pine Mature Good 59 Austrian Pine Mature Good 60 Austrian Pine Mature Good

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61 Austrian Pine Mature Good 62 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 63 Ash Young Good 64 Ash Young Good 65 Ash Young Good 66 Ash Young Good 67 Ash Young Good 68 Hackberry Mature Good 69 Hackberry Mature Good 70 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor Norgren Lake Edge

71 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 72 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 73 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 74 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 75 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor Left of hole

76 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 77 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 78 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 79 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 80 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 81 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 82 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 83 Cottonwood Over-Mature Fair 84 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 85 Cottonwood Mature Fair 86 Cottonwood Over-Mature Poor 87 Willow Mature Fair


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Scotch Pine Mature Fair Right side of tee 2 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair

3 Maple Over-Mature Good 4 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 5 Blue Spruce Mature Good 6 Blue Spruce Mature Good 7 Austrian Pine Mature Good 8 Elm Mature Poor 9 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 10 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 11 Elm Mature Fair Compost area

12 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 13 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 14 Elm Mature Fair

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15 Golden Rain Young Good At Compost 16 Austrian Pine Mature Good

17 Austrian Pine Mature Good 18 Elm Mature Fair 19 Elm Mature Fair 20 Elm Mature Fair 21 Scrub Oak Mature Good Group after Compost

22 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 23 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 24 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 25 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 26 Ash Mature Good Right side of hole

27 Ash Mature Good 28 Ash Mature Good 29 Ash Young Good 30 Ash Mature Good 31 Ash Mature Good 32 Ash Young Good 33 Ash Young Good 34 Ash Young Good 35 Ash Young Good 36 Ash Young Good 37 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 38 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 39 Austrian Pine Young Fair 40 Austrian Pine Young Fair 41 Austrian Pine Young Fair 42 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 43 Austrian Pine Young Fair 44 Austrian Pine Young Good 45 Austrian Pine Mature Good 46 Crab Apple Mature Fair Behind Green

47 Linden Mature Fair 48 Pear Mature Fair 49 Pear Mature Fair 50 Pear Mature Fair 51 Birch Mature Good 52 Scub Oak Mature Good Group near Bio Bath

53 Juniper Mature Fair 54 Juniper Mature Fair 55 Juniper Mature Fair 56 Juniper Mature Fair 57 Crab Apple Mature Fair 58 Crab Apple Mature Good 59 Linden Mature Good Lake edge

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60 Locust Mature Good 61 Locust Mature Excellent 62 Cottonwood Mature Excellent 63 Cottonwood Young Good 64 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 65 Blue Spruce Young Fair Pumphouse

66 Blue Spruce Young Fair 67 Blue Spruce Young Fair 68 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 69 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 70 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 71 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 72 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 73 Elm Over-Mature Fair Tall native

74 Elm Mature Fair 75 Elm Mature Fair 76 Locust Mature Good 77 Locust Mature Good Maxwell Course – Hole 7


1 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 2 Locust Mature Fair 3 Locust Over-Mature Fair 4 Locust Mature Good 5 Locust Mature Good 6 Locust Mature Fair 7 Pinyon Pine Young Fair Right of hole before compost

8 Pinyon Pine Young Fair 9 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair 10 Pear Young Fair 11 Pear Young Fair 12 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 13 Austrian Pine Young Good 14 Austrian Pine Mature Good 15 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 16 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 17 Ash Mature Good 18 Austrian Pine Mature Poor 19 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 20 Cottonwood Young Poor Front right of green

21 Crab Apple Mature Poor Along cart path 22 Pinion Pine Mature Fair

23 Crab Apple Mature Fair

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24 White Pine Mature Good 25 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 26 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 27 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 28 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 29 Crab Apple Mature Fair Behind Green

30 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 31 Crab Apple Mature Fair Behind Green

32 Blue Spruce Mature Fair Along fence 33 Blue Spruce Mature Fair

34 Blue Spruce Mature Good 35 Pear Young Good 36 Pinyon Pine Mature Good 37 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 38 Ash Mature Poor 39 Ash Mature Fair 40 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good Left bend in hole

41 Ash Mature Fair 42 Cottonwood Over-Mature Fair Left bend in hole

43 Cottonwood Over-Mature Fair Left bend in hole 44 Austrian Pine Mature Fair

45 Austrian Pine Mature Good 46 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 47 Cottonwood Mature Excellent 48 Cottonwood Mature Excellent 49 Cottonwood Mature Excellent 50 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 51 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 52 Blue Spruce Young Poor 53 Cottonwood Young Excellent 54 Ash Mature Poor Left of 4 cone tee

55 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 56 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 57 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Left of 2 cone tee

58 Ash Young Fair 59 Ash Mature Good 60 Maple Young Excellent 61 Bristlecone Pine Mature Excellent Behind Tees

62 Austrian Pine Mature Good 63 Bristlecone Pine Mature Excellent 64 Crab Apple Mature Good Along lake

65 Red Delicious Apple Mature Good 66 Golden Delicious Apple Mature Good 67 Locust Mature Fair

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Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Austrian Pine Mature Good Behind 1 cone tee along Mansfield 2 Austrian Pine Mature Good

3 Austrian Pine Mature Good 4 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 5 Ash Mature Good 6 Austrian Pine Mature Good 7 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 8 Cottonwood Mature Excellent Right of tee

9 Cottonwood Mature Excellent 10 Cottonwood Young Good 11 Cottonwood Mature Excellent 12 Cottonwood Young Good 13 Cottonwood Mature Excellent 14 Cottonwood Mature Excellent 15 Cottonwood Mature Excellent 16 Ash Mature Fair 17 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 18 Ash Mature Fair Right of fairway before barn

19 Ash Young Good 20 Ash Young Good 21 Ash Mature Good 22 Ash Young Fair 23 Ash Young Fair 24 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent Grouping next to barn

25 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 26 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 27 Austrian Pine Mature Good No top

28 Austrian Pine Mature Good 29 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 30 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 31 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 32 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 33 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 34 Austrian Pine Mature Good 35 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 36 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 37 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 38 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 39 Austrian Pine Young Fair 40 Hackberry Mature Excellent

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41 Austrian Pine Young Good 42 Austrian Pine Young Good 43 Maple Mature Fair 44 Linden Mature Good 45 Crab Apple Mature Fair Behind 9 hole diner

46 Locust Mature Excellent 47 Austrian Pine Mature Good 48 Juniper Mature Excellent 49 Juniper Mature Excellent 50 Ash Mature Good 51 Austrian Pine Young Good Between green and diner

52 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 53 Austrian Pine Young Fair 54 Blue Spruce Mature Good 55 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 56 Hackberry Mature Good 57 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Behind green

58 Austrian Pine Mature Poor 59 Hackberry Mature Excellent 60 Linden Mature Good Left of green

61 Locust Young Excellent 62 Locust Mature Good 63 Locust Young Excellent 64 Locust Mature Good Close to nursery green

65 Pinyon Pine Mature Good 66 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 67 Austrian Pine Mature Good 68 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 69 Austrian Pine Mature Good 70 Austrian Pine Mature Good 71 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 72 Austrian Pine Mature Good Left of hole

73 Austrian Pine Mature Good Dense area of pines left of fairway 74 Austrian Pine Young Fair

75 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 76 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 77 Austrian Pine Mature Good 78 Austrian Pine Mature Good 79 Austrian Pine Mature Good 80 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 81 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 82 Austrian Pine Young Good 83 Austrian Pine Young Good 84 Austrian Pine Young Fair 85 Austrian Pine Young Good

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86 Austrian Pine Young Good 87 Pinyon Pine Mature Good 88 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair 89 Ash Mature Fair Near irrigation satellite

90 Pinyon Pine Mature Excellent 91 Ash Mature Fair Left of tees

92 Ash Mature Fair 93 Ash Mature Fair 94 Ash Mature Fair 95 Ash Mature Fair 96 Austrian Pine Mature Good 97 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 98 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 99 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Corner of cart path and Mansfield

100 Crab Apple Mature Fair 101 Crab Apple Mature Fair 102 Crab Apple Mature Fair


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Ash Over-Mature Excellent Left of 2 cone tee 2 Locust Mature Good

3 Elm Over-Mature Good 4 Elm Young Fair Along pond

5 Elm Mature Fair Along pond 6 Ash Young Excellent

7 Ash Young Excellent 8 Ash Young Excellent 9 Ash Mature Good 10 Elm Mature Good 11 Elm Mature Good 12 Elm Mature Good 13 Elm Over-Mature Good 14 Ash Young Good Between the 9th green and 10th tee

15 Ash Young Good 16 Ash Young Good 17 Ash Young Good 18 Ash Young Good 19 Locust Mature Good 20 Ash Mature Fair Split tree behind green

21 Blue Spruce Mature Good Behind 9 green 22 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent

23 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 24 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent

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25 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 26 Crab Apple Mature Fair 27 Crab Apple Mature Fair 28 Locust Mature Excellent 29 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 30 Blue Spruce Mature Good 31 Austrian Pine Mature Good Left of fairway

32 Austrian Pine Mature Good 33 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 34 Locust Mature Fair 35 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 36 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 37 Locust Mature Fair 38 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 39 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 40 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 41 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent Next to 150 marker

42 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 43 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 44 Juniper Mature Good 45 Juniper Mature Excellent 46 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 47 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 48 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 49 Ash Young Fair Overcrowded Ash grove, highly competitive

50 Ash Young Fair 51 Ash Young Fair 52 Ash Mature Fair 53 Ash Mature Fair 54 Ash Mature Fair 55 Ash Mature Fair 56 Ash Mature Fair 57 Ash Young Fair 58 Ash Young Fair 59 Ash Young Fair 60 Oak Mature Fair 61 Juniper Mature Excellent 62 Ash Mature Fair 63 Oak Young Fair 64 Oak Young Fair 65 Oak Young Fair 66 Elm Over-Mature Good Left of 4 cone tee

67 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 68 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 69 Locust Mature Fair

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70 Locust Mature Good 71 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair 72 Pinyon Pine Mature Good 73 Locust Mature Good 74 Locust Mature Fair


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Ash Mature Good Right of tee along fence 2 Honey Locust Mature Fair

3 Honey Locust Mature Fair 4 Honey Locust Mature Good 5 Cottonwood Mature Good Along ditch

6 Cottonwood Mature Good 7 Cottonwood Mature Good 8 Cottonwood Mature Good 9 Cottonwood Mature Good 10 Austrian Pine Mature Good 11 Cottonwood Mature Good 12 Cottonwood Young Good 13 Cottonwood Young Fair 14 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 15 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 16 Plum Young Fair 17 Plum Young Fair 18 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 19 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 20 Blue Spruce Mature Good

21 Vander Wolf

Pine Young Fair By right side bunker 22 Blue Spruce Young Excellent CA side of the fence 23 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent

24 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 25 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 26 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 27 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 28 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 29 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 30 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 31 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 32 Honey Locust Mature Fair Behind green

33 White Fir Mature Fair 34 White Fir Mature Fair 35 Kentucky Coffee Young Good Newly planted by CA

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36 Kentucky Coffee Young Good Newly planted by CA 37 Austrian Pine Young Fair Newly planted by CA 38 Austrian Pine Young Fair Newly planted by CA 39 Austrian Pine Young Fair Newly planted by CA 40 Austrian Pine Young Fair Newly planted by CA 41 Austrian Pine Young Fair Newly planted by CA 42 Blue Spruce Young Good Newly planted by CA 43 White Fir Mature Fair

44 Austrian Pine Young Good 45 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 46 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 47 Austrian Pine Young Good 48 Austrian Pine Young Excellent Behind green

49 Vander Wolf

Pine Mature Excellent

50 Vander Wolf

Pine Mature Good

51 Vander Wolf

Pine Mature Fair Left of green 52 Bristle Cone Pine Young Excellent Specimen along fence 53 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent

54 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 55 Pinyon Pine Mature Poor 56 Pinyon Pine Mature Poor At turn in cart path

57 Juniper Mature Good 58 Blue Spruce Mature Good Near high traffic toward cart path

59 Linden Mature Good 60 Linden Mature Good 61 Ash Mature Good At Fairway Bunker

62 Ash Mature Good 63 Austrian Pine Mature Good 64 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 65 Austrian Pine Young Good 66 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 67 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 68 Austrian Pine Mature Good 69 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 70 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 71 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 72 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 73 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 74 Willow Over-Mature Good Between 10 & 11

75 Austrian Pine Mature Good 76 Austrian Pine Mature Good 77 Scotch Pine Mature Good

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78 Ash Mature Fair 79 Willow Over-Mature Good 80 Austrian Pine Mature Good 81 Willow Over-Mature Good 82 Ash Mature Fair 83 Ash Mature Fair 84 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent By cul-de-sac



1 Linden Mature Fair Right of the 1 cone tee 2 Ash Mature Fair

3 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 4 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 5 Ash Mature Fair 6 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 7 Maple Mature Fair 8 Cottonwood Mature Good To the right of the tees

9 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 10 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 11 Cottonwood Mature Fair 12 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 13 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 14 Austrian Pine Mature Good 15 Cottonwood Over-Mature Fair 16 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 17 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 18 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 19 Locust Mature Fair 20 Austrian Pine Mature Good 21 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 22 Willow Mature Poor Crooked old bee tree

23 Ash Young Good Close to the fairway and old bee tree 24 Ash Young Good

25 Austrian Pine Mature Good Next to storm drain 26 Ash Mature Good

27 Ash Young Fair 28 Ash Mature Good 29 Locust Mature Fair 30 Elm Over-Mature Good 31 Ash Mature Fair Split leader trunk right of second fairway

32 Pear Mature Good 33 Pear Young Good

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34 Blue Spruce Mature Good 35 Ash Mature Fair 36 Ash Mature Fair 37 Ash Mature Fair 38 Blue Spruce Mature Good 39 Juniper Mature Good 40 Juniper Mature Good 41 Juniper Mature Good 42 Juniper Mature Good On hill right of green

43 Blue Spruce Mature Good 44 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair 45 Blue Spruce Mature Good 46 Blue Spruce Mature Good 47 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 48 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 49 Locust Mature Fair Near Mansfield

50 Locust Mature Fair 51 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 52 Willow Over-Mature Fair 53 Scotch Pine Mature Good 54 Locust Mature Good 55 Hackberry Mature Good 56 Hackberry Mature Fair 57 pinyon pine Mature Fair At beginning of cart path to green

58 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 59 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 60 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 61 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair 62 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 63 Hackberry Mature Fair Left side of the hole 150 out from green

64 Austrian Pine Young Fair 65 Oak Mature Good 66 Oak Young Good 67 Oak Young Good 68 Austrian Pine Mature Good 69 Oak Young Good 70 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 71 Ash Young Good Before homes on left

72 Ash Young Good 73 Ash Young Good 74 Ash Young Fair 75 Ash Young Fair 76 Ash Young Good 77 Cottonwood Mature Fair Lone cottonwood in the left rough

78 Willow Over-Mature Good

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79 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair Left of 4 cone tee 80 Austrian Pine Mature Good

81 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair Left of 3 cone tee 82 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair

83 Ash Over-Mature Fair


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Juniper Mature Good Right of tees 2 Juniper Mature Good

3 Juniper Mature Good 4 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 5 Blue Spruce Young Excellent Along hill on right

6 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 7 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 8 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 9 Locust Mature Good 10 Locust Mature Good 11 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent Bottom right of green

12 Scotch Pine Over-Mature Fair 13 Scotch Pine Over-Mature Fair 14 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 15 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 16 Pear Young Good 17 Scotch Pine Mature Good 18 Austrian Pine Mature Poor 19 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 20 Pear Young Good

21 Kentucky

Coffee Mature Excellent Behind green 22 Plum Mature Fair

23 Pear Mature Good 24 Pear Young Good 25 Juniper Mature Good 26 Juniper Mature Good 27 Plum Mature Fair 28 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 29 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 30 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 31 Scrub Oak Mature Excellent 32 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good Left of tee

33 Scrub Oak Mature Fair

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Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Austrian Pine Mature Good Right of the 1 cone tee 2 Austrian Pine Mature Good

3 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 4 Austrian Pine Mature Good 5 Austrian Pine Mature Good 6 Ash Mature Good Closer to the snack bar

7 Locust Mature Good 8 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 9 Locust Young Good 10 Locust Young Good 11 Hackberry Mature Good 12 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 13 Hackberry Mature Good 14 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair Right of the beginning of the fairway

15 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 16 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 17 Scotch Pine Mature Good 18 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 19 Scotch Pine Mature Poor 20 Austrian Pine Mature Good 21 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 22 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 23 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 24 Austrian Pine Mature Poor

25 Ponderosa

Pine Mature Fair Closer to the wall 26 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair

27 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 28 Locust Mature Good 29 Locust Mature Good 30 Locust Mature Good 31 Locust Mature Good 32 Ash Mature Good Along the wall

33 Ash Young Good 34 Ash Mature Good 35 Ash Young Fair 36 Ash Mature Fair 37 Ash Mature Good 38 Ash Mature Fair 39 Plum Mature Fair At 150 marker

40 Ash Mature Fair 41 Ash Young Good

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42 Ash Mature Good 43 Ash Mature Fair 44 Ash Mature Fair 45 Ash Mature Good Large Ash among smaller along wall

46 Ash Mature Fair 47 Ash Mature Good 48 Ash Mature Fair 49 Pear Young Fair Grove between fairway bunker and green bunker along wall

50 Pear Young Fair 51 Pear Young Fair 52 Pear Young Fair 53 Pear Young Fair 54 Pear Young Fair 55 Pear Mature Fair 56 Pear Young Fair 57 Maple Mature Fair 58 Pear Young Fair 59 Linden Mature Fair Split trunk along wall

60 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 61 Pinyon Pine Mature Poor Missing top

62 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 63 Hackberry Mature Fair Sandwiched between Austrians

64 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 65 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 66 Maple Mature Fair 67 Maple Mature Fair 68 Locust Mature Good 69 Locust Young Good 70 Locust Young Fair 71 Locust Young Fair 72 Locust Mature Good 73 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 74 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 75 Austrian Pine Young Good 76 Austrian Pine Young Good 77 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Excellent Tree on bend of hole


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Austrian Pine Young Excellent

2 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 3 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 4 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 5 Kentucky Young Good Left of tee boxes

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Coffee

6 Kentucky

Coffee Over-Mature Good 7 Ash Over-Mature Good 8 Ash Young Good 9 Ash Mature Fair 10 Ash Young Fair 11 Ash Young Good 12 Ash Young Good 13 Pinion Pine Mature Excellent Front left of fairway

14 Ash Young Fair 15 Ash Young Fair 16 Ash Young Good 17 Ash Mature Good 18 Ash Young Good 19 Ash Young Good 20 Ash Young Fair 21 Ash Young Good 22 Ash Young Fair 23 Ash Young Good 24 Ash Young Fair 25 Ash Mature Good 26 Austrian Pine Young Good 27 Austrian Pine Young Good 28 Austrian Pine Young Good 29 Austrian Pine Mature Good 30 Austrian Pine Mature Good 31 Austrian Pine Young Good 32 Cottonwood Mature Fair Behind Green

33 Elm Over-Mature Good Back left of green 34 Maple Over-Mature Fair

35 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 36 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 37 Cottonwood Young Good 38 Linden Over-Mature Excellent 39 Linden Mature Excellent Right of green

40 Linden Over-Mature Good 41 Maple Mature Fair 42 Linden Mature Excellent 43 Maple Mature Fair 44 Hackberry Mature Good 45 Ash Mature Fair 46 Maple Mature Fair 47 Maple Young Fair 48 Maple Mature Fair

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49 Ash Young Good 50 Ash Young Good 51 Ash Young Good

52 Blue Spruce Mature Fair Right side of fairway by

bunker 53 Blue Spruce Mature Fair

54 Blue Spruce Over-Mature Poor 55 Maple Over-Mature Fair Next to right fairway bunker

56 Pinion Pine Mature Good 57 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good By weather Shelter

58 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 59 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 60 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 61 Austrian Pine Mature Good 62 Austrian Pine Mature Good 63 Austrian Pine Mature Good


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Juniper Mature Good Row of junipers right of tee 2 Juniper Mature Good

3 Juniper Mature Fair 4 Juniper Mature Good 5 Juniper Mature Good 6 Juniper Mature Good 7 Juniper Mature Good 8 Juniper Mature Poor 9 Juniper Mature Fair 10 Juniper Mature Fair 11 Juniper Mature Good 12 Juniper Mature Good 13 Juniper Mature Good 14 Juniper Mature Good 15 Juniper Mature Fair 16 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair First Pine right of fairway

17 Austrian Pine Mature Good 18 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 19 Austrian Pine Mature Good 20 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent At 150 marker

21 Austrian Pine Mature Good 22 Hackberry Mature Good 23 Hackberry Mature Good 24 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 25 Austrian Pine Mature Fair

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26 Locust Mature Poor 27 Locust Mature Poor 28 Locust Mature Fair 29 Locust Mature Good 30 Locust Mature Fair 31 Maple Over-Mature Good 32 Ash Mature Good 33 Crab Apple Mature Fair 34 Crab Apple Mature Fair 35 Crab Apple Mature Fair 36 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 37 Scotch Pine Mature Poor 38 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 39 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 40 Locust Mature Good 41 Locust Mature Good 42 Locust Mature Fair 43 Locust Mature Good 44 Locust Mature Good 45 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 46 Austrian Pine Mature Good 47 Austrian Pine Mature Good 48 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 49 Ash Mature Good 50 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 51 Hackberry Mature Good 52 Hackberry Mature Good 53 Locust Young Good 54 Locust Young Fair 55 Hackberry Mature Good 56 Hackberry Mature Good 57 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 58 Austrian Pine Mature Good 59 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 60 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 61 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Austrian Pine Young Fair Left of the tee 2 Austrian Pine Young Poor

3 Austrian Pine Young Poor 4 Austrian Pine Young Fair 5 Hackberry Mature Good

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6 Fir Mature Fair 7 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 8 Blue Spruce Mature Good 9 Blue Spruce Mature Good 10 Hackberry Mature Fair 11 Blue Spruce Mature Good 12 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 13 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 14 Blue Spruce Mature Good 15 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 16 Pinion Pine Mature Fair 17 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 18 Austrian Pine Mature Good 19 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 20 Blue Spruce Mature Good Between fairway and 17 green

21 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 22 Juniper Mature Good 23 Juniper Mature Good 24 Juniper Mature Good 25 Juniper Mature Fair 26 Juniper Mature Fair 27 Juniper Mature Good 28 Juniper Mature Good 29 Juniper Mature Fair 30 Juniper Mature Fair 31 Austrian Pine Young Excellent between 17 & 16 fairway

32 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 33 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 34 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 35 Austrian Pine Young Fair Split at the top

36 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 37 Ash Young Good 38 Ash Mature Good 39 Crab Apple Young Good 40 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Next to irrigation satellite

41 Austrian Pine Mature Good 42 Austrian Pine Mature Good 43 Maple Mature Fair Split trunk front left of green

44 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 45 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 46 Scotch Pine Mature Fair By fence

47 Willow Mature Fair Along Mansfield 48 Scotch Pine Mature Fair No top 49 Locust Mature Good

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50 Locust Mature Good 51 Linden Mature Good 52 Locust Mature Good 53 Linden Mature Good 54 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 55 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 56 Austrian Pine Mature Good 57 Austrian Pine Mature Good 58 Linden Mature Excellent 59 Linden Mature Excellent 60 Maple Over-Mature Excellent 61 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 62 Maple Over-Mature Excellent Near 150 marker

63 Juniper Mature Good Right side of hole 64 Juniper Mature Good

65 Juniper Mature Good 66 Juniper Mature Good 67 Juniper Mature Good 68 Scrub Oak Mature Excellent Bee house behind them

69 Juniper Young Fair 70 Scotch Pine Mature Good 71 Hackberry Over-Mature Good 72 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 73 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 74 Austrian Pine Mature Poor 75 Austrian Pine Mature Poor 76 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 77 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 78 Austrian Pine Mature Good 79 Austrian Pine Mature Good 80 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 81 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 82 Juniper Mature Good


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Split trunk behind 1 cone tee 2 Austrian Pine Mature Good

3 Austrian Pine Mature Good 4 Austrian Pine Mature Good 5 Austrian Pine Mature Good 6 Ash Mature Good 7 Ash Mature Good 8 Hackberry Young Good

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9 Austrian Pine Mature Good 10 Austrian Pine Mature Good 11 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent Behind Green

12 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 13 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 14 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 15 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 16 Maple Young Good Back right of green

17 Maple Young Good 18 Maple Young Good 19 Ash Mature Good Right of green

20 Ash Mature Good 21 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Low large branches left of cart path

22 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 23 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 24 Austrian Pine Mature Good 25 Cottonwood Over-Mature Fair 26 Cottonwood Over-Mature Fair 27 Austrian Pine Mature Good Behind forward tee

28 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good 29 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Right of large tee, split leader

30 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 31 Austrian Pine Mature Good 32 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 33 Blue Spruce Mature Fair 34 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Too close to spruce tree


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair Back tee 2 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent

3 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 4 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 5 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 6 Austrian Pine Young Good 7 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 8 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 9 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 10 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 11 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 12 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 13 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 14 Crab Apple Mature Good Right side of fairway

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15 Crab Apple Mature Fair 16 Austrian Pine Mature Good 17 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 18 Cottonwood Over-Mature Excellent Specimen tree right side of hole

19 Ash Mature Good 20 Ash Mature Good 21 Ash Mature Good 22 Pear Young Excellent Between 12 & 18 fairway

23 Pear Mature Excellent 24 Pear Mature Excellent 25 Blue Spruce Over-Mature Excellent 26 Locust Mature Fair 27 Locust Mature Good 28 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 29 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 30 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 31 Scotch Pine Over-Mature Fair 32 Scotch Pine Mature Poor 33 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 34 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 35 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 36 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 37 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 38 Austrian Pine Young Good 39 Austrian Pine Young Good

40 Kentucky

Coffee Young Good Behind green 41 Maple Young Excellent

42 Maple Mature Excellent 43 Crab Apple Over-Mature Fair 44 Austrian Pine Mature Good 45 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 46 Ash Mature Fair 47 Ash Mature Good 48 Ash Young Good 49 Ash Mature Good 50 Ash Mature Poor 51 Ash Mature Good Left of fairway

52 Ash Mature Fair 53 Ash Mature Poor 54 Ash Mature Poor 55 Ash Young Good 56 Ash Young Good 57 Ash Over-Mature Good 58 Austrian Pine Mature Fair

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59 Austrian Pine Mature Good Left of the forward tee 60 Austrian Pine Mature Good

61 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 62 Oak Mature Excellent 63 Linden Mature Excellent Back of Range

64 Linden Young Excellent 65 Pear Mature Good 66 Pear Young Good 67 Pear Young Good

Driving Range

Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Cottonwood Mature Fair

2 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 3 Blue Spruce Mature Good 4 Cottonwood Young Fair 5 Blue Spruce Mature Good

6 Bristlecone

Pine Mature Good

7 Bristlecone

Pine Mature Fair 8 Cottonwood Mature Fair 9 Cottonwood Young Fair 10 Austrian Pine Mature Good 11 Austrian Pine Mature Good 12 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 13 Austrian Pine Mature Good 14 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 15 Austrian Pine Mature Good 16 Austrian Pine Mature Good 17 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 18 Austrian Pine Mature Good 19 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 20 Austrian Pine Mature Good

21 Bristlecone

Pine Mature Good 22 Ash Mature Fair 23 Crab Apple Mature Fair 24 Crab Apple Mature Fair

25 Bristlecone

Pine Mature Good 26 Austrian Pine Mature Good

27 Bristlecone

Pine Mature Good 28 Austrian Pine Mature Good

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29 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 30 Blue Spruce Mature Poor 31 Blue Spruce Mature Poor 32 Austrian Pine Mature Good 33 Blue Spruce Mature Poor 34 Blue Spruce Mature Good 35 Ash Mature Good 36 Crab Apple Mature Fair 37 Blue Spruce Mature Good 38 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 39 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 40 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 41 Hackberry Mature Fair 42 Hackberry Mature Fair 43 Austrian Pine Mature Good 44 Hackberry Mature Fair 45 Austrian Pine Mature Good 46 Hackberry Mature Fair 47 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 48 Austrian Pine Mature Good 49 Austrian Pine Young Good 50 Austrian Pine Mature Good 51 Austrian Pine Mature Good 52 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 53 Austrian Pine Mature Good 54 Ash Mature Good 55 Ash Mature Good 56 Ash Mature Good 57 Ash Mature Fair 58 Austrian Pine Young Good 59 Austrian Pine Young Good 60 Austrian Pine Young Good 61 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 62 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 63 Ash Mature Good 64 Ash Mature Good 65 Ash Mature Good 66 Ash Mature Good 67 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 68 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 69 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 70 Hackberry Mature Good 71 Hackberry Mature Good 72 Austrian Pine Mature Good 73 Cottonwood Mature Fair

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74 Austrian Pine Mature Good 75 Pinion Pine Mature Fair 76 Blue Spruce Mature Good 77 Ash Mature Good 78 Austrian Pine Mature Good 79 Ash Mature Good 80 Austrian Pine Mature Good 81 Ash Mature Fair 82 Austrian Pine Mature Good 83 Austrian Pine Mature Good 84 Ash Mature Good 85 Austrian Pine Mature Good 86 Cottonwood Mature Fair 87 Austrian Pine Mature Fair

Pfluger Course – Hole 1

Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Austrian Pine Mature Good Between parking lot and tee 2 Austrian Pine Mature Fair

3 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 4 Catalpa Young Good 5 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 6 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 7 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 8 Catalpa Mature Good 9 Austrian Pine Mature Good 10 Catalpa Mature Good 11 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent Left of forward tee

12 Austrian Pine Mature Good 13 Hackberry Mature Good 14 Hackberry Mature Good 15 Hackberry Mature Good 16 Hackberry Mature Good 17 Austrian Pine Mature Good 18 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 19 Austrian Pine Mature Good 20 Austrian Pine Mature Good 21 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 22 Austrian Pine Mature Good 23 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 24 Austrian Pine Mature Good 25 Ash Mature Good 26 Ash Mature Good 27 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent Left side of 1 fairway, west of

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drainage 28 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent

29 Elm Over-Mature Fair 30 Maple Mature Good 31 Pinion Pine Mature Good 32 Ash Mature Good Left side of green bunker

33 Oak Mature Excellent Behind #2 tee 34 Cottonwood Mature Good

35 Cottonwood Mature Good 36 Cottonwood Mature Good Left of 2 tee

37 Cottonwood Mature Good 38 Ash Over-Mature Good 39 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 40 Ash Over-Mature Good 41 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent Behind 1 green

42 Scotch Pine Mature Good 43 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 44 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 45 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 46 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 47 Scotch Pine Mature Good Right side of fairway before bunker

48 Scotch Pine Mature Good 49 Austrian Pine Young Good 50 Austrian Pine Young Good 51 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 52 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 53 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 54 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 55 Scotch Pine Mature Good 56 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 57 Maple Over-Mature Good Between 1 and 9 fairways

58 Maple Over-Mature Good 59 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 60 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 61 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 62 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 63 Crab Apple Mature Fair Right of tee box

64 Austrian Pine Mature Good


Tree # Species Diameter Classification Condition Location 1 Honey Locust 22.29 Mature Good Right of 2 tee box 2 Scotch Pine 18.47 Mature Fair

3 Cottonwood 21.34 Mature Fair

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4 Scotch Pine 17.83 Mature Good 5 Cottonwood 30.89 Over-Mature Fair 6 Scotch Pine 22.93 Mature Excellent 7 Cottonwood 14.65 Mature Fair Front right of fairway

8 Scotch Pine 14.33 Mature Good 9 Cottonwood 16.24 Mature Fair 10 Cottonwood 11.78 Mature Poor 11 Austrian Pine 17.20 Mature Poor 12 Austrian Pine 21.02 Mature Good 13 Austrian Pine 18.79 Mature Fair 14 Austrian Pine 24.52 Over-Mature Fair 15 Austrian Pine 16.88 Mature Good 16 Austrian Pine 31.53 Over-Mature Fair 17 Austrian Pine 17.52 Mature Poor 18 Hackberry 10.51 Mature Good 19 Hackberry 14.97 Mature Good 20 Hackberry 12.42 Mature Good 21 Blue Spruce 13.69 Mature Good Next to irrigation satellite

22 Ash 5.10 Young Good 23 Ash 7.64 Mature Fair 24 Ash 4.14 Young Poor 25 Blue Spruce 15.29 Mature Good 26 Pinyon Pine 17.52 Mature Fair 27 Ash 5.73 Mature Fair 28 Pinyon Pine 15.29 Mature Fair 29 Blue Spruce 13.38 Mature Poor 30 Crab Apple 8.92 Mature Fair 31 Crab Apple 9.55 Mature Fair Behind 2 green

32 Crab Apple 7.01 Mature Fair 33 Crab Apple 10.51 Mature Fair 34 Crab Apple 12.10 Mature Fair 35 Crab Apple 10.83 Mature Good Right of 2 green

36 Crab Apple 13.69 Mature Good 37 Crab Apple 7.01 Mature Good 38 Scotch Pine 14.97 Mature Good 39 Scotch Pine 17.83 Mature Good 40 Scotch Pine 18.47 Mature Fair 41 Scotch Pine 25.48 Over-Mature Fair 42 Scotch Pine 19.75 Mature Good 43 Scotch Pine 15.92 Mature Fair Behind fairway bunker

44 Austrian Pine 13.06 Mature Fair 45 Maple 31.85 Over-Mature Fair 46 Scotch Pine 11.78 Mature Good 47 Scotch Pine 11.46 Mature Good

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48 Scotch Pine 10.83 Mature Good 49 Scotch Pine 10.19 Mature Fair 50 Cottonwood 32.80 Over-Mature Fair 51 maple 9.55 Mature Poor 52 maple 13.38 Mature Fair 53 Cottonwood 20.70 Mature Fair 54 Maple 12.42 Mature Good 55 Maple 14.33 Mature Good 56 Honey Locust 17.20 Mature Good 57 Honey Locust 21.66 Mature Good 58 Ash 20.70 Mature Good 59 Ash 20.70 Mature Good 60 Honey Locust 7.64 Mature Good 61 Austrian Pine 35.35 Over-Mature Fair Behind forward tee



1 Locust Mature Good Left of tee box 2 Austrian Pine Mature Good

3 Austrian Pine Mature Good 4 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 5 Austrian Pine Mature Good 6 Austrian Pine Mature Good 7 Austrian Pine Mature Good 8 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 9 Ash Mature Excellent Left side of fairway

10 Ash Mature Good 11 Austrian Pine Mature Good 12 Austrian Pine Mature Good 13 Austrian Pine Mature Good 14 Austrian Pine Young Good 15 Austrian Pine Mature Good 16 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 17 Austrian Pine Mature Good 18 Austrian Pine Mature Good 19 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 20 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 21 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 22 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 23 Catalpa Mature Good 24 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 25 Locust Mature Good 26 Pinion Pine Mature Fair

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27 Pinion Pine Mature Fair 28 Austrian Pine Young Good 29 Austrian Pine Mature Good 30 Austrian Pine Mature Good 31 Locust Mature Excellent 32 Pinion Pine Mature Fair 33 Pinion Pine Mature Fair 34 Pinion Pine Mature Good 35 Pinion Pine Mature Fair 36 Elm Mature Good 37 Locust Mature Good 38 Locust Mature Good 39 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 40 Austrian Pine Young Good 41 Austrian Pine Young Good 42 Austrian Pine Mature Good 43 Austrian Pine Mature Good 44 Russian Olive Mature Good Back left of green

45 Linden Mature Excellent 46 Linden Mature Good 47 Linden Mature Good 48 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 49 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 50 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 51 Pinion Pine Mature Good Next to irrigation satellite box

52 Pinion Pine Mature Good 53 Pinion Pine Mature Good 54 Pinion Pine Mature Fair 55 Pinion Pine Mature Good 56 Crab Apple Mature Fair At 150 marker

57 Crab Apple Mature Fair 58 Pinion Pine Mature Good 59 Ash Mature Good


Tree # Species Classification Location

1 Locust Mature Excellent Right of tee box 2 Plum Mature Fair

3 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 4 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 5 Austrian Pine Young Good 6 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 7 Austrian Pine Young Excellent

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8 Pinion Pine Mature Good At irrigation satellite box Pfluger Course – Hole 5

Tree # Species Classification Location

1 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair Right of tee box 2 Pinyon Pine Mature Good

3 Pinyon Pine Mature Fair 4 Crab Apple Mature Fair 5 Crab Apple Mature Fair 6 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 7 Ash Mature Good 8 Blue Spruce Mature Good 9 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 10 Blue Spruce Mature Good 11 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 12 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 13 Elm Mature Good 14 Ash Mature Fair 15 Ash Mature Fair 16 Elm Over-Mature Good 17 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 18 Blue Spruce Mature Good 19 Ash Mature Good 20 Austrian Pine Mature Good 21 Austrian Pine Mature Good At 150 marker

22 Austrian Pine Mature Good 23 Cottonwood Over-Mature Fair 24 Cottonwood Mature Good 25 Oak Over-Mature Good 26 Oak Over-Mature Good 27 Oak Over-Mature Good 28 Oak Over-Mature Fair 29 Plum Mature Poor Right side of green

30 Ash Over-Mature Good 31 Ash Over-Mature Fair 32 Austrian Pine Mature Good 33 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Between green and weather shelter

34 Ash Mature Good 35 Ash Mature Good 36 Ash Mature Good 37 Ash Mature Good 38 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 39 Austrian Pine Mature Good Needle bed left side of fairway

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40 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 41 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 42 Scotch Pine Mature Good 43 Maple Mature Good 44 Hackberry Mature Good 45 Austrian Pine Mature Poor 46 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 47 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 48 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 49 Austrian Pine Mature Fair Right side of tee box

50 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 51 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 52 Austrian Pine Mature Good 53 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good



1 Austrian Pine Mature Good Back right of 1 cone tee 2 Ash Over-Mature Good

3 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 4 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent Right front of forward tee

5 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 6 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 7 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair Front right of fairway

8 Austrian Pine Mature Good 9 Ash Young Good 10 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 11 Austrian Pine Mature Good 12 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 13 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 14 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good Right side of fairway near irrigation satellite

15 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 16 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 17 Austrian Pine Mature Good 18 Ash Mature Good 19 Ash Mature Fair 20 Ash Mature Good Between fairway and 7 tee

21 Ash Mature Good 22 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good Needle Bed right of green

23 Austrian Pine Mature Good 24 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 25 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Excellent 26 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good

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27 Maple Mature Good Behind Green 28 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Poor

29 Juniper Mature Poor 30 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair Needle bed left of green

31 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Poor 32 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 33 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 34 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 35 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 36 Locust Mature Good Between fairway and 4 fairway

37 Locust Mature Good 38 Locust Mature Good 39 Locust Over-Mature Good 40 Locust Mature Good 41 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 42 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 43 Austrian Pine Mature Good Between fairway and 4 green

44 Austrian Pine Mature Good 45 Linden Mature Good 46 Austrian Pine Mature Good 47 Linden Mature Good Near Bathroom

48 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 49 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 50 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 51 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 52 Hackberry Mature Good 53 Maple Over-Mature Good 54 Maple Mature Good Front left of fairway

55 Locust Mature Good 56 Locust Mature Good Left side of tee box



1 Plum Young Good Right of tee box 2 Plum Young Good

3 Austrian Pine Young Good 4 Plum Young Good Right of green

5 Juniper Mature Excellent 6 Austrian Pine Mature Good 7 Austrian Pine Mature Good 8 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 9 Austrian Pine Mature Good Behind green

10 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent

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11 Austrian Pine Mature Good 12 Locust Mature Good Left of green

13 Locust Mature Good 14 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent Behind 7 tee near Pierce


Tree # Species Classification Condition Location 1 Buckeye Mature Good Right of back tee box 2 Ash Mature Good

3 Ash Mature Good Left of tee 4 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent

5 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 6 Ash Mature Good 7 Locust Mature Good 8 Locust Mature Good Left front of fairway

9 Locust Mature Good 10 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 11 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent Near power box

12 Austrian Pine Mature Good 13 Austrian Pine Mature Good 14 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 15 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Fair 16 Austrian Pine Mature Good 17 Austrian Pine Mature Good 18 Linden Mature Excellent Behind fairway bunker let of fairway

19 Ash Young Good Right of fairway 20 Ash Young Good

21 Ash Young Good 22 Ash Young Good 23 Ash Young Good 24 Maple Over-Mature Good Right side of fairway at 150 marker

25 Maple Mature Good 26 Maple Mature Good 27 Willow Over-Mature Good Between fairway and 7 tee

28 Crab Apple Mature Good 29 Crab Apple Mature Good 30 Crab Apple Mature Good 31 Buckeye Mature Good Front right of tee

32 Austrian Pine Mature Good

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1 Ash Mature Good Back of Tee 2 Ash Mature Good

3 Ash Mature Good 4 Ash Mature Good 5 Ash Mature Good 6 Ash Mature Good 7 Ash Mature Good 8 Ash Mature Good 9 Ash Young Good 10 Ash Mature Good 11 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 12 Austrian Pine Young Good At irrigation satelitte

13 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 14 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 15 Austrian Pine Young Excellent 16 Austrian Pine Mature Good 17 Blue Spruce Mature Good 18 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 19 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent Left of green

20 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 21 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good Next to drainage ditch

22 Hackberry Mature Good 23 Hackberry Mature Good 24 Hackberry Mature Good 25 Linden Mature Good 26 Linden Mature Excellent Left of tee

27 Locust Mature Good 28 Locust Mature Good 29 Locust Mature Good Behind green

30 Maple Young Good Back right of green 31 Pinion Pine Mature Fair

32 Scotch Pine Mature Good 33 Scotch Pine Mature Good 34 Scotch Pine Mature Good 35 Scotch Pine Mature Good Along homes on left

36 Scotch Pine Mature Good 37 Scotch Pine Mature Good 38 Scotch Pine Mature Good 39 Scotch Pine Mature Good 40 Scotch Pine Mature Good 41 Scotch Pine Mature Good Scotch Pine group along homes on left

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42 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 43 Scotch Pine Mature Good

Clubhouse


1 Ash Mature Good Small putting green 2 Crab Apple Mature Fair

3 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 4 Japanese Maple Mature Fair 5 Fir Mature Fair Pool

6 Austrian Pine Mature Good 7 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 8 Locust Young Excellent Inside Pool Area

9 Locust Mature Excellent 10 Locust Mature Excellent 11 Fir Mature Good Children's Playground

12 Fir Mature Good 13 Fir Mature Good 14 Hawthorne Mature Fair 15 Hackberry Mature Good 16 Hackberry Mature Good 17 Hackberry Mature Good 18 Golden Rain Mature Good South of the pool

19 Locust Mature Good 20 Locust Mature Good 21 Locust Mature Good 22 Blue Spruce Mature Fair Along building near golf shop

23 Aspen Young Poor Men's card room 24 Locust Young Good Bogies Patio 25 Locust Young Good

26 Locust Young Good 27 Locust Young Good 28 Locust Young Good 29 Locust Young Good 30 Locust Young Good 31 Aspen Young Fair Along fence at patio

32 Aspen Young Fair 33 Aspen Young Fair 34 Aspen Young Fair 35 Aspen Young Fair 36 Aspen Young Fair 37 Aspen Young Fair 38 Bristlecone Pine Young Good

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39 Blue Spruce Mature Good Between patio and parking lot 40 Blue Spruce Mature Good

41 Blue Spruce Mature Good 42 Crab Apple Young Good Perimeter of circle

43 Crab Apple Mature Good 44 Crab Apple Mature Good 45 Crab Apple Young Good 46 Maple Mature Good 47 Maple Over-Mature Good

48 Dwarf Blue

Spruce Young Fair South side of area

49 Dwarf Blue

Spruce Young Fair

50 Dwarf Blue

Spruce Young Fair 51 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 52 Maple Mature Fair Closest to building

53 Oak Mature Good Trees looming entrance 54 Oak Mature Good

55 Oak Mature Good 56 Locust Mature Fair West side of island

57 Locust Mature Fair 58 Locust Mature Fair 59 Locust Mature Fair 60 Locust Mature Fair 61 Locust Mature Fair 62 Cottonwood Over-Mature Good East side of island

63 Ash Mature Good 64 Locust Mature Good West side of island

65 Ash Mature Fair 66 Locust Mature Good 67 Ash Mature Good 68 Locust Mature Good 69 Crab Apple Mature Good 70 Crab Apple Mature Good 71 Crab Apple Mature Good 72 Crab Apple Mature Good 73 Crab Apple Mature Good 74 Locust Mature Good 75 Locust Mature Fair 76 Ash Mature Good 77 Locust Mature Good East side of island

78 Crab Apple Mature Good Front entrance 79 Crab Apple Mature Good

80 Maple Mature Good

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81 Austrian Pine Young Good 82 Austrian Pine Young Good 83 Ash Mature Good 84 Fir Mature Good 85 Blue Spruce Young Excellent 86 Ponderosa Pine Young Excellent Newly planted

87 Blue Spruce Young Excellent Newly planted 88 Blue Spruce Mature Good

89 Oak Mature Excellent 90 Austrian Pine Mature Good 91 Austrian Pine Mature Good 92 Oak Mature Good 93 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 94 Austrian Pine Mature Good 95 Austrian Pine Mature Good 96 Austrian Pine Mature Good 97 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 98 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 99 Austrian Pine Mature Good East of the main drive

100 Austrian Pine Mature Good 101 Maple Over-Mature Good 102 Maple Mature Good 103 Austrian Pine Over-Mature Good 104 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 105 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 106 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 107 Plum Mature Fair 108 Golden Rain Mature Good 109 Austrian Pine Mature Good 110 Austrian Pine Mature Good 111 Golden Rain Mature Good 112 Golden Rain Mature Good 113 Ginnala Maple Young Fair Playground

114 Austrian Pine Mature Good 115 Catalpa Mature Good Outdoor Tennis Shop

116 Plum Mature Fair 117 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 118 Catalpa Mature Good 119 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 120 Linden Mature Good 121 Blue Spruce Mature Good 122 Pear Young Good 123 Pear Young Good 124 Pear Mature Good 125 Pear Mature Good

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126 Scotch Pine Mature Good Around Tennis Courts 127 Scotch Pine Mature Good

128 Linden Mature Good 129 Linden Mature Good 130 Austrian Pine Mature Good 131 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 132 Austrian Pine Mature Good 133 Scotch Pine Mature Good 134 Scotch Pine Mature Good 135 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 136 Scotch Pine Mature Fair 137 Locust Young Excellent 138 Locust Young Excellent 139 Scotch Pine Mature Excellent 140 Locust Mature Good 141 Ash Mature Good 142 Locust Young Excellent 143 Locust Mature Excellent 144 Locust Young Excellent 145 Ash Young Excellent 146 Plum Mature Good 147 Bristlecone Pine Mature Fair 148 Juniper Mature Good 149 Juniper Mature Good 150 Bristlecone Pine Mature Fair 151 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 152 Blue Spruce Mature Good 153 Blue Spruce Mature Good 154 Blue Spruce Mature Good 155 Blue Spruce Mature Good 156 Oak Mature Good 157 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 158 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 159 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 160 Maple Mature Excellent 161 Austrian Pine Mature Good 162 Austrian Pine Young Good 163 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 164 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 165 Plum Young Fair 166 Plum Young Fair 167 Austrian Pine Young Good 168 Austrian Pine Young Good 169 Austrian Pine Young Good 170 Austrian Pine Young Good

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171 Maple Mature Excellent 172 Hackberry Young Excellent 173 Hackberry Mature Excellent 174 Maple Mature Good 175 Locust Mature Good 176 Ash Mature Good 177 Ash Mature Good 178 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 179 Cottonwood Mature Good 180 Ash Mature Fair 181 Ash Mature Fair 182 Ash Mature Good 183 Austrian Pine Mature Good 184 Austrian Pine Mature Good 185 Austrian Pine Mature Fair 186 Maple Mature Good 187 Austrian Pine Mature Good 188 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 189 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 190 Mulberry Mature Fair 191 Ash Mature Fair 192 Bristlecone Pine Mature Fair 193 Plum Mature Good 194 Plum Mature Good 195 Crab Apple Mature Fair 196 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 197 Austrian Pine Mature Good 198 Austrian Pine Mature Good 199 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 200 Bristlecone Pine Mature Good 201 Bristlecone Pine Mature Good 202 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 203 Blue Spruce Mature Excellent 204 Blue Spruce Mature Good 205 Austrian Pine Mature Good 206 Austrian Pine Mature Good 207 Austrian Pine Mature Good 208 Austrian Pine Mature Good 209 Hackberry Mature Fair 210 Austrian Pine Mature Good 211 Austrian Pine Mature Good 212 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 213 Russian Olive Mature Poor 214 Austrian Pine Mature Poor 215 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent

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216 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 217 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 218 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 219 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 220 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent 221 Austrian Pine Mature Excellent

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