Blog #7

 Blog Post #7

5/16/22

Hours Earned: 5

Total Hours: 31


This was a typical day so far. We took out the golf ball picker-upper and cleaned up the driving range. It’s pretty fun going around the range but Liam can’t go too fast because then the balls just shoot up instead of being picked up. We then parked the vehicle and began to unload the balls. There are a bunch of different baskets where the balls get collected; you then have to put all the balls you get into the ball cleaner. After this, you go dump all the now freshly cleaned balls into the driving range ball dispenser, and that's how you pick up a driving range.

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