To advertise in this section contact Classifieds
Peter Britton on 01747 855335 email:
peter@pitchcare.com
DRAINAGE GOLF COURSE DESIGN
gaunt golf
SPORTSTURF DRAINAGE
CONTRACTOR Tel: 01430 430762
Email:
sales@sweetingbrosltd.co.uk www.sweetingbrosltd.co.uk
Manor Farm, Cotness, Laxton Howden, Goole
East Yorkshire DN14 7YE GRASS CUTTING MACHINERY design
international golf course architects
The Workshops, Monyash Road, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1FG, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 1629 815423 Fax: +44 (0) 1629 814986 SkypeIn: +44 (0) 161 408 5423 Email:
jonathan@gaunt-golf-design.com Web:
www.gaunt-golf-design.com
Senior Member of the European Institute of Golf Course Architects since 1997
Company update
MAKE IT SNAPPY!
Crocodile brand marks the next chapter
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A range of quality traditional gang mowers at an affordable price offering outstanding value
Tel: 01296 738197 Email:
sales@rtmachinery.co.uk Website:
www.rtmachinery.co.uk
GOLF COURSE SUPPLIES
Trimax PegasusS2 Tractor not included ...
... but everything you need for years of superb mowing is!
GRESSGOLF COURSE MARKERS ARE ALL HAND CRAFTED FROM FULLY TREATED SOFTWOOD TIMBER
THEY OFFER FANTASTIC VALUE AND LOOK GREAT ON THE COURSE
EXAMPLES:
Augusta Style Tee Marker £3.95
Yardage Marker £4.75
Hazard Marker + spike £4.75
Mini Tee Marker £2.95
EXTRA DISCOUNTS OFFERED ON ORDERS EXCEEDING 120 All prices subject to VAT and delivery
To order or make an enquiry please call: T:01189 629962 M:07771 986745 Email:
info@gressgolf.co.uk or visit:
www.gressgolf.co.uk
From Tools & Turfcare to Markers & Maintenance Quality Course Signage & Personalised Club Supplies
Oakland Amenity Tel: 07810 883 434
Golf Course Supplies Dedicated to Scotland & The North of England
www.oaklandamenity.co.uk 118
IRRIGATION SPECIALISTS
DESIGN & SUPPLY INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE
Tel. 01722 716361
www.mjabbott.co.uk
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IRRIGATION
Tel: 01933 652235
info@trimaxmowers.co.uk www.trimaxmowers.com
Martindale Group has underlined their continued progress which they have taken since 1874! When trading began during the reign of Queen Victoria no-one could have envisaged the future history and enviable reputation for the quality and reliability of all its manufactured products that has become reality today.
ith the recent launch of their new ‘Crocodile Golf’ website, the Ralph
international standards and all products come with a lifetime guarantee against breakages. At their 60,000 square foot
As an initial manufacturer of sugar cane harvesting knives, along with a range of agricultural harvesting tools, the company have adapted the same cutting edge technology to develop an impressive range of replacement cylinder mower blades and bottom blades. These are specifically designed to fit a variety of the most popular commercial mowing machines, including John Deere, Toro and Jacobsen. With ISO 9002 total quality management and a dedicated commitment to service, the company operates to the highest
factory in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, Crocodile Golf Products has been a specialist for over forty years in the manufacture of replacement rotary grass and turfcare products and has recently launched a comprehensive range of high quality cylinder blades and bottom blades. The global market for golf-type cutting blades is represented by over 30,000 golf courses worldwide of which over 2,700 are in the U.K. The replacement parts sector is currently dominated by the OEM producers. Given the market potential,
Crocodile Golf is already selling turfcare products into Europe, USA, Canada, Australia and the Far East.
Paul Tanner, commented “Our customers tell us that our replacement cylinders and bottom blades provide an ‘improved fit’
Business Development Director,
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