The Junior PGA Tour stopped at Stow Acres on July 12-14, 2010. A field consisting of over 90 juniors participating from nine different states as well as Italy and Argentina, competed in a three-day 54-hole stroke play competition. Touted as "one of the hardest courses so far this summer for the PGA Junior Series", Stow Acres proved to be a challenging stop on the tour. With long, tight fairways and fast, true greens, all four divisions' scoring averages were over eighty.

See what the Stow Acres Country Club Grounds Crew puts into preparing for a major tournament. Superintendent Jason VanBuskirk leads his maintenance team in preparing the championship Stow Acres North Course for a national tournament.

Video and editing by Steve Buchanan