Ross macneil

Woodland Thinnings Ltd Golf course woodland management,forestry contractor and site clearance.

[Clayton, DeVries & Pont @cdpgolf1]

14th tee at The Addington with the City of London on the horizon. Before and after John Nicholson and Ross Macneil's expert woodland management.

#afterisalwaysbetter

Photos: David Cannon

[Ross macneil @Rossmacneil2]

@headingleygolf “It was a great job to carry out the woodland project, and the results really speak for themselves.”

[Ross macneil @Rossmacneil2]

@BunkerMat_com Thanks

[Mike Clayton @mikeclaytongolf]

See the heathland restoration at @TheAddingtonGC After decades of smothering by encroaching trees. ‘After is always better’

[Ross macneil @Rossmacneil2]

Golf courses we've worked on over the years
@MoortownGC
@headingleygolf
@SandMoorGC
@royalblackheath
@StonehamGC
@TheAddingtonGC
@ThorndonParkGC
@royalbelfast
@ashbydelazouchgc
@PontelandGolf
@northumberlandgc

[Ross macneil @Rossmacneil2]

New chipper ready for hire. Crane fed taking up to 16” https://t.co/63bBnv8Akm

[𝐌𝐎𝐎𝐑𝐓𝐎𝐖𝐍 𝐆𝐎𝐋𝐅 𝐂𝐋𝐔B ⛳️ @MoortownGC]

The 5th at Moortown

1) 2009
2) 2024

After is always better..

[Ross macneil @Rossmacneil2]

@MoortownGC @mikeclaytongolf @CunninGolf @DoctorMacKenzie @MackenzieGolfUK It Was a great place to work 🌲🌲

[Ross macneil @Rossmacneil2]

@MorcomCourses @mikeclaytongolf 😳

[British & International Golf Greenkeepers Assn. @BIGGALtd]

First Assistant Greenkeeper https://t.co/NdlSubQOLh

[Jasper Miners @evalu18golf]

The characteristics required of a hazard are:

1) that it should be difficult, but not impossible, to play out of.

2) It should not be a cause of lost balls.

3) Strokes played out of it should depend for their success on skill & not on brute force alone.

Harry Colt

[Greenkeepers 😬 @Golfersknowbest]

But why’s the course closed?
Should have planned for this?
I’ve paid my money, the greenstaff should be doing something about this!

[St George's Hill Golf Club @StGeorgesHillGC]

*** Course Manager – St George’s Hill Golf Club ***

A fabulous opportunity for the right candidate.

For more information, please contact Bruce Jamieson/
Ian Timberlake [email protected]

[Michael Verity @MichaelVerity]

“The purpose of a golf course is to have the game of golf played on it, not to be viewed as an arboretum. The ground features and playing surfaces should always be top priority, with trees playing a supportive role”

Sponcia, Joe – Trees on the Golf Course https://t.co/L1H3sBDghE

[Joe Barnes @JoeBarnes24]

Following career progression, a fantastic opportunity has arisen to join our team as an Assistant Greenkeeper.

To apply send a cover letter and cv to [email protected]

[USGA Green Section @USGAGrnSection]

Select the cheapest trees you can find.

Don’t worry about how big trees will be in the future.

If you think a hole is too easy, plant trees to fix it.

For these and other great tips on how to ruin a golf course with trees 👇 #GSRrewind

[Clayton, DeVries & Pont @cdpgolf1]

9th green, New Zealand, Surrey, England.
In 2020 and 2022.

Designed by Tom Simpson.
Restored by Frank Pont.

Contractors: @conorWalsh11 (course) & @rossmacneil2 (woodland)

Photos: CDP & @Cannonball63

[Ross macneil @Rossmacneil2]

@kerrrowan Definitely 👍🏻

[Ross macneil @Rossmacneil2]

A bit of tree shear work this week
#volvo #jak300