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Welcome back to another edition of the Friday podcast in our super intended

series. Today's episode is with Tyler Barcott. Tyler is the head superintendent,

the growing superintendent at Brambles. This is a new golf course that's being

built in Middletown, California, which is just north of Napa Valley. So it is in

Lake County, and it is a new core and Crenshaw design. I think the unique thing

here and why I wanted to talk with Tyler is the maintenance approach that they're

going for at Brambles. It's very old world. It is going to be low input grass.

They're going to try water as little as possible, which is obviously relevant with the weather

and drought that's going on in California. And they are also using sheep to hopefully

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