Black Mesa GC will undergo a makeover
(WorldNews Mexico)

In 2015, the spring season was very kind to the course, located in Española. “It was absolutely perfect,â€� Velarde said. But later in the year, there were issues. “We lost our well, so we didn’t have any water. It’s pretty simple, when you don’t have water, you don’t have grass.â€� The course then suffered another issue, being hit with Pythium - “A fungus that eats up grass,â€� Velarde said. “We had some really freaky weather that caused...