What do Shinnecock Hills, Pebble Beach and Winged Foot have in common? Besides playing host to the 2018, 2019 and 2020 US Opens, each of these iconic golf courses uses Rain Bird intelligent irrigation solutions. To honor these partnerships, Rain Bird is proud to celebrate the US Open Championship and offer an expenses-paid trip for two to the 2019 US Open at Pebble Beach.
Rain Bird Golf has introduced a new Sod Cup Kit that reduces the risk of rotors negatively impacting play on closely mowed approaches to golf course greens. The kit also makes it possible for superintendents and their teams to spend less time trimming around rotors, freeing them up to work on other tasks. “By [...]
The new Rain Bird 551 Series rotors are designed to help water tee boxes and other smaller areas of the course more precisely and efficiently. Rather than using residential or commercial rotors in these smaller areas, courses who install the 551 Series benefit from the level of quality and features only true golf course [...]
Lakewood has introduced the world-class advanced Rain Bird IC irrigation system for simpler installation, reliable operation and maintenance friendly. Most importantly, the substantial saving on water consumption with 50% reduction relative to the traditional system, being one of the most saving of water consumption throughout Guangdong province.
See why Rockrimmon Country Club chose Rain Bird for the most durable irrigation system and highest return on their investment.
Golf course superintendents can now enjoy improved mapping capabilities and an enhanced user interface with Rain Bird’s new Central Control Version 8 software. This software includes new features that give superintendents greater control over their irrigation systems, and includes most features that were previously optional at no additional cost.
Superintendents from some of the world's top golf courses tell how the Rain Bird IC System is making an impact on their golf irrigation systems.
Superintendents from some of the world's top golf courses tell how the Rain Bird IC System is making an impact on their golf irrigation systems.
With elevation changes up to 1,000 feet from the lowest to the highest point, the sprawling property is comprised of numerous microclimates. As rain and wind are captured in various pockets of the mountains, Desert Mountain often has areas of their course that receive heavy rainfall, while nearby areas get no rain at all.
Demonstration of the memory arc feature which allows simple one turn adjustment to move from part-circle to full-circle and then back to part-circle.
