effort when there is an understanding of what is required. From our experience, given clear instructions and good management, any project can be successfully completed, even if much of the workforce was previously unskilled. And, once these skills have been learned and tested in the field, they can be used again and again across the project, and indeed on other projects.
SGD has embraced this idea of learning and, through our FirstGolf concept, has set about providing a formal framework to help build a skilled workforce for the growing golf industry. This has included the design of two beginner golf facilities, which will not only provide a training ground for India’s future golfers, but will also provide formal training in golf course construction and maintenance, golf
facility
management, as well as other golf related skills. The two FirstGolf
centres are currently under construction in Karnataka and, in partnership with public and private institutions, we are looking to roll out the concept across the country. There is a huge opportunity for golf in India. Whilst the game may be nowhere near as popular as cricket, there is no reason why the game cannot become more accessible, enabling golf to become the second sport of the world’s second most populous country. We have been privileged to have
worked in India over the past few years, and to have contributed to the modern day development of the game. Conducting business there has been hard work at times, but our experiences have helped us improve how SGD works and resulted in us providing a better service to our clients from closer to home.
PlanetAir MINIMUM Surface Disturbance
PlanetAir’s shatter knife technology, combined with the unique planetary motion creates pore space throughout the top profile.
The clean cut incisions sever stolons and promote fresh growth - ideal for Bermuda management for transition or throughout the Summer.
Each and every time we cut lateral growth we stimulate fine textured juvenile vertical shoot growth in the parent plant. This means that greens become finer textured with better colour.
in Under Four Hours
MAXIMUM Subsurface Aeration
EIGHTEEN GREENS
PlanetAir treatments cultivate the soil; the water connects and percolates properly through the soil and this rapid water percolation through the soil particles is the oxygen delivery system to the plant roots and soil microbes.
The key to PlanetAir is the amount of oxygen that gets into the rootzone during treatment - we can get through
18 greens in approximately 4 hours using just one operator and we create 1,000,000 holes per hour.”
No material is removed so it can be used regularly with no disruption to play.
The PlanetAir is a superb venting tool, with its productivity and minimal disturbance.
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