I saw the course on Wednesday night. The flat plains at LCCC were very wet last night, and it rained more this morning.
The woods right before the hill, and the base of the hill itself, are slippery mud, especially the turns. A load of wood chips has been dumped / spread on the first several feet going up. There is still unsure footing right before & after the wood chips.
Several parts are under standing water. Most noticeable is the path between trees, from the turn after the hill all the way to the finishing straight. This path is under standing water, 6-8 inches deep, all the way across. This water will be deep & unavoidable.
The condition of the course will surely become worst throughout the day on Saturday.
The woods right before the hill, and the base of the hill itself, are slippery mud, especially the turns. A load of wood chips has been dumped / spread on the first several feet going up. There is still unsure footing right before & after the wood chips.
Several parts are under standing water. Most noticeable is the path between trees, from the turn after the hill all the way to the finishing straight. This path is under standing water, 6-8 inches deep, all the way across. This water will be deep & unavoidable.
The condition of the course will surely become worst throughout the day on Saturday.