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We are back with another edition of our superintendent series.

Today I am joined by Mountain Lakes Director of Grounds, Tony Nice.

Tony is a long-time superintendent, a ton of experience working at a lot of great clubs

in the southeast, such as Long Cove, Pine Tree, most recently old Marsh, and now he just accepted

the, and he just got the job up at Mountain Lake this year.

So Tony joined me, he's a big architecture nut, was actually

involved with Friar's Head's Construction Crew as a college intern, and so we talked all across the board about you know everything

from architecture to maintenance so without further ado here's Tony nice I'm

mr. Green for example I'm already upset when I find my ball in the bunker I'm really upset

and when I find my ball in a fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg

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