
Recurring washouts
Heavy rain washes sand down bunker faces and creates repeated repair work.
Reduce recurring washouts, protect expensive bunker sand, improve drainage and release valuable maintenance time for the rest of the course.

Heavy rain washes sand down bunker faces and creates repeated repair work.

Soil, clay and stones reduce drainage, sand life and playing quality.

Poor bunkers can become the detail golfers remember, discuss and review after the round.

Every hour repairing bunkers takes focus away from greens, tees and fairways.

Flooded bunkers can delay play, disrupt competitions and compromise the quality of championship golf.
Poor bunkers can become the detail golfers remember, discuss and review after the round.

An engineered, seamless porous liner is installed over the prepared bunker base and drainage system prior to bunker sand.
Reduce time spent redistributing sand and repairing storm damage.
Keep premium sand cleaner and in place for longer.
Return bunkers to playable condition sooner, after rainfall.
Maintain the visual standard expected of a premium course.
Remove a recurring source of post-round disappointment.
Replace continual reactive repair with planned infrastructure.
For destination golf resorts, the condition golfers experience becomes part of the story they take home, share with friends and publish online.
Enter your annual labour, replacement sand and storm-repair costs to calculate the total amount currently being committed to bunker maintenance, per year, every year.
Arrange an initial discussion before committing to a construction system or final specification.