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Setting the standard in golf accessories since 1910 is not just a tagline, but also the responsibility we at Standard Golf bring to work each day. What started as an agricultural and farm implement manufacturer quickly evolved into a line of standard golf products that were vital to any golf course.
We are the only manufacturer with a full-line of products from maintenance to course setup, practice range, driving range and turf growth. Our growth and longevity would not be what it is today if it was not for our global network of distributors, customers and fans.
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Browse commonly asked questions regarding our products. If you don’t see your question listed here, feel free to reach out—we’d be happy to help!
How do I choose the right equipment for maintaining greens and fairways?
When selecting equipment for maintaining greens and fairways, consider the type of grass, course layout, and local climate. Look for precision in mowers with adjustable heights, durable aerators, and lightweight rollers to minimize soil compaction. Opt for equipment that provides consistent cutting quality while minimizing damage to the turf.
How often should I replace golf course maintenance tools and supplies?
The frequency of replacement depends on usage and weather conditions. High-traffic areas may require more frequent replacements. Typically, golf course flags and cups should be replaced seasonally, while maintenance tools like mowers or rakes may need to be serviced or replaced every few years, depending on wear.
What factors should I evaluate when buying bunker rakes and brushes?
Consider the rake’s length, weight, and ease of use. Lightweight rakes minimize worker fatigue, while long handles allow for efficient coverage. The rake’s tines should be designed for effective sand grooming without damaging the bunker lining. For brushes, choose bristles that can handle heavy use but won’t damage the turf.