Prairie turf

McKennan dew is not Covell dust. The chord changes.

Sioux Falls does not own one turf. Falls Park rye sits wet in April. McKennan bent hides a closed interval until noon. Terrace frost makes every sole look open because the ground itself is a board.

We keep a strip of rye and a strip of bent in the loft. Dye on both. If the chord flips between them, Sable writes two voicings and you pick the hour you actually play. Buying one lie for every month on the prairie is how people collect unused irons.

Augustana kids who play after class on hard dorm lawns produce different prints than the All Saints regulars who walk Falls Park at 7. Tell the truth about the hour. The staff paper is not a diary you can edit later.