Baltusrol Golf Club
When one of America’s great clubs undertook a massive double golf course restoration, they knew the irrigation system would be the “backbone” for the future. They chose Rain Bird.
When one of America’s great clubs undertook a massive double golf course restoration, they knew the irrigation system would be the “backbone” for the future. They chose Rain Bird.
Carlton Woods Golf Course chose a Rain Bird IC System and Rain Bird Pump Station with Smart Pump to renovate their Nicklaus golf course irrigation system.
See why Crystal Downs Country Club chose Rain Bird’s golf course irrigation system when they needed a replacement during their renovation project.
Golf Los Lagos in Spain transformed its course with a new Rain Bird® irrigation system, improving playability and aesthetics while reducing water usage and maintenance costs. Head Greenkeeper Miguel Monguilod notes the smooth implementation and early positive impacts, making the course a model for others considering similar upgrades.
Facing scorching summers and outdated systems, Golf de Roquebrune turned to Rain Bird’s CirrusPRO™ for a game-changing irrigation solution. Discover how this innovative technology streamlined operations, cut costs, and ensured pristine playing conditions year-round.
Chicago’s Conway Farms is a modern classic designed by Tom Fazio three decades ago. But, as with many courses of that era, time had taken its toll on bunkers and green complexes, and infrastructure like the original golf course irrigation system had aged. Here’s how they gave it all a new life.
Nestled in 360 acres of countryside between the Wicklow Mountains and the Irish Sea near Dublin lies a golfing sanctuary called Druids Glen. The course’s aesthetics needed significant updates, and as a result, golf course maintenance and upkeep became a top priority. Thankfully, Rain Bird had a solution.
Discover how Kasugai Country Club, a historic 36-hole course in Aichi, Japan, transformed its irrigation system to enhance sustainability and efficiency. By integrating CirrusPRO™ and the Rain Bird IC System™, the club improved water management, reduced labor demands, and elevated playing conditions—securing its place as a model golf course in Japan and the host of Asia’s largest golf tournament in 2026.
Richmond Golf Club has doubled its rounds played since 2020, challenging its greenkeeping team to maintain top-quality turf. Discover how Rain Bird’s IC System and CirrusPRO software are helping Master Greenkeeper Les Howkins MG optimize irrigation, enhance efficiency, and improve playing conditions.
Golf Club Grand Ducal, located in Luxembourg, is a historic course with a reputation for blending tradition and modernity. With its meticulously maintained fairways and greens, the club recently underwent a major upgrade to its irrigation system using Rain Bird's advanced technology. This overhaul ensures precise water distribution, promotes sustainability, and enhances the playing experience year-round. The renovation reflects the club’s commitment to maintaining its position as one of the region’s premier golfing destinations while prioritizing environmental stewardship.
Wellingborough Golf Club in the UK recently completed a rapid renovation of its irrigation system during peak golfing season, significantly improving efficiency and course conditions. The project, led by Irriplan and executed by Ocmis, featured the installation of Rain Bird’s advanced IC System™ with CirrusPRO™ Central Control. This upgrade reduced the irrigation window from eleven hours to three, ensuring precise water application and minimal disruption to play.
Opened in 1996, Hof Hausen vor der Sonne Golf sits in the richly wooded uplands of Germany, a region famed for its mineral springs and spa resorts and steeped in ancient history—with a castle, abbey, monuments, and Roman fortifications.
Discover why Oakland Hills Country Club partnered with Rain Bird when selecting an improved golf course irrigation system for their renovation project.
When course superintendent Jennifer Torres came to New Jersey’s Westlake Golf & Country Club four years ago, she found an irrigation system that was aging and fragile — one that had taken a number of serious lightning strikes over the course of two decades.
Vienna has a continental climate. It’s the warmest, driest place in Austria, and Golf Club Wien is located in the warmest, driest part of the city. Add these challenging conditions to an outdated irrigation system that’s unable to apply water uniformly, and you can quickly see why the club needed a reliable, effective long-term solution that enables the greenkeeping team to create and maintain consistent playing surfaces.