Search results for "capillary bunkers"
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453Irrigation and DrainageSaving sand at Royal Marrakech
Royal Golf de Marrakech, the oldest course in the Red City and the second oldest in Morocco has reopened nine reconstructed holes...
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382Irrigation and DrainageMountain magic
Mountain golf is generally picturesque and can offer some of the most interesting courses in the world, but the nature of mountain...
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379NewsSuperintendent Solves Elk damage at Course with Bunker Liners
Elk getting into bunkers has resulted in damage to them at Rock Creek Cattle Company in Montana, designed by architect Tom Doak. But...
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662NewsWhat is SMRC? USGA Releases Ultimate Guide to Bunker Sands
We now have an updated document from the USGA on how to select the best bunker sand. It is a detailed article...
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598NewsWhen the GolfGreens Go Yellow
June, worldwide, was the hottest month ever recorded, according to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Russia’s staggering heat continues —...
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232ArticlesAnother Peek at Recent Golf News: Making the Rounds Part 23
This column features recollections of the author’s 36 years as a golf writer. These installments stem from his many travels and experiences,...
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212Golf CourseMillions Dollar Renovation Belfair’s West Course is NOW OPEN
The West Course at Belfair, a private community in Bluffton, South Carolina, recently reopened following a $5.8 million, five-month golf course renovation. The...
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329DesignBunker Renovations – 2 Things to Consider
The most frequent questions I get these days pertain to bunker liners; Which one is the best? What do they cost? Do...
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735NewsSun City Hilton Head Completes Four Month Renovation Project on Argent Lakes Course
Sun City Hilton Head in Bluffton, South Carolina recently completed a four month renovation project on its Argent Lakes Golf Course. Sun...
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1.8KArticlesAirField Systems: Could this be Your Solution to Rapid Drainage, Collection, Retention and Reuse?
If you could irrigate significant portions of your golf course less frequently and then recycle and reuse both the leftover irrigation water...