The course is holding up well despite the last two day's low temps in the high 40's. However, we will see some delayed response to the weather by the wkend. The reason for the delayed response is from the soil's heat buffering capacity. Once the soil temperatures dip below 55 degrees, all plant growth shuts down. Fortunately, the cooler weather is short lived and the forecast for the next week is back to the normal low 80's during the day.
All of this means the green are going to increase in speed as the metabolic response to the cold slows the grass growth on the putting surfaces. When the putting greens turn slightly purple-ish in color, you'll know they're fast. They turn off color due to the stop in production of the green chlorophyll in the leaf.
