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Author(s):Doodson, Robin; Clark, Brendan; Todd, Ian; Cranston, Wade; Morris, Brett; Jacobsen, Steve; Tickle, Wayne; Crawford, Heath; Jans, Peter; Cheape, David; Cook, Dan; Brown, Brendan; Bradbery, Michael
Author Affiliation:Doodson: Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club; Clark: Cairns Golf Club, QLD; Todd: Victoria Golf Club, VIC; Cranston: Glenden Golf Club; Morris: Brisbane Golf Club, QLD; Jacobsen: Carnarvon Golf Club; Tickle: Ballina Golf Club, NSW; Crawford: Freeway Golf Course; Jans: Sandhurst Club, VIC; Cheape: Mandurah Country Club, WA; Cook: Elanora Country Club, NSW; Brown: Neangar Park Golf Club, VIC; Bradbery: Manly Golf Club, NSW
Title:Hazard limitation
Section:The pulse
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Source:Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. Vol. 14, No. 2, March/April 2012, p. 40-43.
Publishing Information:Glen Waverley, Australia: Australian Golf Course Superintendents Association
# of Pages:4
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Bunker construction; Bunker linings; Bunker maintenance; Bunker renovation; Contamination; Drainage improvement; Flooding; Golf course superintendents; Grass bunkers; Maintenance programs; Product profile; Raking; Recommendations; Sand drift; Soil water movement; Storm events
Trade Names:BunkerMat; Soil Bond
Abstract/Contents:Interviews several superintendents to discover "what products and techniques they have used during recent bunker refurbishment or reconstruction projects which have helped to reduce the amount of maintenance inputs." Recommends utilizing BunkerMat to reduce sand slip and flooding if a course is located in an area subject to frequent storms. Notes that implementing grass face style bunkers along with an updated drainage system may also be beneficial in tropical climates where bunker wash-out is common. Reports that one superintendent had "re-shaped the bases to be a lot flatter to reduce surface water movement and hence sand movement within the bunker. The result has been a reduction in the time to rake the bunkers, repair after big storm events, and sand contamination is very low." Mentions the potential benefits of using 'Soil Bond' which "requires infusion into several layers while maintaining moisture levels, but well worth the effort."
Language:English
References:0
Note:Pictures, color
ASA/CSSA/SSSA Citation (Crop Science-Like - may be incomplete):
Doodson, R., B. Clark, I. Todd, W. Cranston, B. Morris, S. Jacobsen, et al. 2012. Hazard limitation. Aust. Turfgrass Manage. 14(2):p. 40-43.
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