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Of course, there are those who will never be in favour and that is completely understandable and entirely their prerogative


money and manpower it saves and have seen the product weather and grow to look more and more natural over time.” “I have also seen, many times, that those who once stood opposed to the principle of synthetics on a golf course have, on seeing our product for the first time, been staggered by how natural it looks and have experienced a ‘Road to Damascus’ type epiphany, becoming clients of ours very shortly afterwards!” “Of course, there are those who will never


be in favour and that is completely understandable and entirely their prerogative. I guess the one thing that I would say to them is come and take a look, and have a chat with your peers who have used the product to hear what benefits it has


Rhydian Lewis (left) with senior shaper Peter Morgan (former senior greenkeeper at Royal Porthcawl) at St Enodoc


brought to their maintenance practices and their golf courses as a whole. I can list many course managers and head


greenkeepers who were very sceptical about the product, one or two of whom shall remain nameless, and saw it tantamount to golfing sacrilege to install ‘synthetic bunkers’. Now they sing the praises of the product, not only due to the huge reduction in maintenance and cost savings but for aesthetic reasons also.” One such Course Manager is Scott Gibson of St Enodoc, a highly regarded and very


traditional golf course. “There were sceptics amongst us for sure, but the maintenance savings we have gained from installing the system are significant. We have consistently had to rebuild our revetted faces on a regular basis at St Enodoc. To have a product come along that takes that labour away, and requires little or no maintenance to keep it looking good, is a revelation. The vast majority of members had no idea the first Durabunker we built on the Church Course was, in fact, synthetic, so natural does it look.”


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