Newburgh, Indiana · Golf-course project

Storm cleanup at Rolling Hills Country Club

Across two phases of tornado cleanup, Branching Out Tree Service removed 83 trees, including uprooted trees, and trimmed broken limbs from 60 trees at Rolling Hills Country Club.

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Mature trees and open grass at Rolling Hills Country Club in Newburgh — Rolling Hills Country Club · Newburgh, Indiana. A course setting shaped by mature trees.

The completed storm assignment

trees removed: 83
trees with limbs trimmed: 60
cleanup phases: 2

Tornado cleanup · 2024

A course-wide job, completed in two phases.

Rolling Hills Country Club at 1666 Old Plank Road in Newburgh, Indiana, needed substantial tree work following tornado damage. Branching Out completed the storm assignment in two phases, removing 83 trees, including uprooted trees, and trimming broken limbs from 60 trees.

The work combined removals and overhead limb cleanup across the course. Separate phase maps and field photographs recorded the trees and areas involved, giving the project a clear geographic structure.

Fallen limbs beneath a storm-damaged tree marked number 9 at Rolling Hills Country Club — Phase 1 assessment: fallen limbs beneath a marked tree. Original field annotations are retained.

Fallen tree material and a cut trunk marked number 15 at Rolling Hills Country Club — Phase 1 assessment: tree material and a cut trunk marked for the field record.

Phase 1 · map legend

51 removals

47 standing removals + 4 uprooted removals
45 hanger / limb items

Phase 2 · map legend

32 removals

26 standing removals + 6 uprooted removals
15 hanger / limb items

The phase figures describe the map legends. Jason Bellew confirms the completed storm scope of 83 unique tree removals and broken-limb trimming from 60 trees.

From the project collection

Tree work in a working landscape.

Fairways, mature trees, paths, and course structures share the same property. These views put the tree work in that setting.

Equipment and cut tree material in a Rolling Hills Country Club work area — A work-area photograph from the Rolling Hills project collection.

Cut stump and disturbed ground beside a pavilion at Rolling Hills Country Club — Tree-work area beside a course pavilion; the photograph shows the ground condition at that stage.

Open ground and remaining trees in a Rolling Hills Country Club work area — A wider view of the ground and remaining trees in the Rolling Hills project collection.

An earlier assignment · 2024

Two large pin oaks, a separate project.

Before the tornado-cleanup assignment, Branching Out removed two extra-large pin oaks at Rolling Hills and ground their stumps.

Those two removals are separate from the 83 storm removals. Together, the assignments show experience with both individual large-tree work and a multi-phase commercial cleanup.

Experience that travels beyond the course

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