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Sharing the results of a cat2 hurricane level wind storm that came through Missoula, Montana a couple weeks ago and shut my power off for 4 days.  Our course lost over 150 trees in the storm, several that protected the greens and were impediments to poor drives.

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What would you think would be a way to have a positive impact on the course layout after this?  Replace the downed trees with fairway bunkers?

Loss of trees may have a negative impact on the course layout, but safety and recovery efforts should be the top priority.

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the course was closed for a week and we are playing again with trees still down.  if you're hitting fairways and greens though, no change.

Devastating impact on course layout and operations

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noone died in the storm, but several vehicles were crushed and roofs stabbed through from falling trees in town.

That sounds really tough. Being without power for 4 days must have been challenging. It’s unfortunate that so many trees were lost, especially those protecting the greens. Is everyone okay? I hope things recover soon.