On a golf course, elevation changes, vegetation and obstacles cannot be fully identified on a map. Directly transposing the GPS coordinates of the sprinklers without on-site observation can greatly reduce the efficiency of the irrigation system.

This is why the layout must be adapted to the terrain, in close collaboration with the Head Greenkeeper, the irrigation manager and the team leader of the installation company.

Teamwork, precision in the field and adaptation to the realities of the site are the keys to a successful irrigation system.
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We are assisting Le Havre Golf Club with the complete renovation of its irrigation system, installing a single cable system that allows each sprinkler to be managed individually.

This technology ensures better playability by optimising course conditions, while reducing water consumption through more efficient and precise management.

Marking the sprinkler positions is the most important stage of the project: it ensures that the irrigation design is perfectly adapted to the characteristics of the terrain, guaranteeing uniform water distribution and limiting the impact on play.

Performance, sustainability and innovation at the service of golf.

This past week, we conducted an inspection of the work being done at the Estérel Golf Course. Despite the challenges posed by rocky terrain, the Arrosage Système team has demonstrated exemplary professionalism by meeting deadlines and maintaining a high level of quality. Well done to the entire team for their commitment and determination!

This week we went to the Hossegor Golf Club. It is the last week of installation of the new irrigation system. At the end of the work, it is very important to check with the installer: the hydraulic pump, the configuration of the sprinkler nozzles, the database, the communication system, etc.

This week we visited the automatic irrigation system installation at the Hossegor Golf Club. During this visit, we marked the sprinklers for the driving range and short game area, while checking the progress and quality of the work carried out on the rest of the course.

We’re reaching new heights – quite literally! This month, our buildings are getting taller, the fairways are greener than ever, and we’re gearing up to welcome our first residents and players in 2025.joining us on this journey – we’re just getting started!