Blog Post #1

 Blog Post #1 

5/9/22

Hours Earned: 3 

Total Hours 3 


Today was Liam and I’s first day of senior project. We got to the course in the afternoon and met Derek our mentor. He is a golf pro and runs the Country Club of New England. We got to check out the course a little on the first day, but we mainly met the people we’d be working with for the next two weeks. We met the guys who worked in the shop like Mark and then we talked with Derek for a while planning out our project. 


 

View of the clubhouse from the street.

Awards and photos from the clubhouse. 


We were able to talk with Derek and get more of an understanding of what we would do during this time. The first day of senior project was a success and I can’t wait to see what this project holds.

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