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GOLF


When we got new machines, it was the





driving force behind things because I explained we were being asked to do more than we could


physically do, so to stand a chance we need the machinery to do it


reliability is there, and our maintenance bill proves it. The relationship I have with the rep is second to none, if you’ve got a problem or need something checked or to borrow a machine they're happy to help, and that's all relevant, and Julian Copping at Reesink has been brilliant with us.” “We’re lucky that all of the reps for the dealers in this area are really good guys, but Toro just give me the complete package on the range of equipment I need, and I think it’s second to none, I really do. I’m now onto ten years with them, and I still don’t regret


any of it.” Toro has been a pivotal part of the journey for Glenn’s ten years in charge, and they will continue to contribute going forward. A new ProCore 78 will be used along with a verti- drain to get an exchange of air and water in some of the older fairways that are still recovering from 2018’s arid summer that saw Felixstowe Ferry go eight and a half weeks without rain. Fairways, paths, tees and everything that’s run its course will be refreshed as part of the ongoing plan. Recovering those fairways, introducing


more fescues to the greens and renovating more bunkers are the main projects going forward to bring a traditional links appearance back to the course. For now, Glenn regards the course as looking the most links it’s ever looked since he took over, and he - along with his dedicated team - will continue to slowly implement his plan until the Martello Course reaches its full potential.


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One tool. Multiple applications. Healthy turf. The AERA-Vator. Tackle more with your tractor.


Tackle dozens of jobs with this versatile and cost-effective tractor-mounted aerator and deliver healthy and professional turf all-year-round. With its unique universal frame system, extra shafts can be added to expand its capabilities, including a Multi-Tine, Multi-Slicer, Multi-Spike and a non-PTO Coring shaft. With the 1st Products add-on tractor tools you really can add more and do more.


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