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**ligaliaCods** · 08-13-2012, 04:50 PM

I've been told that they are expensive to maintain. The ones at our course are decent, but they drain like a clogged toilet and then look/play awful until they are dry enough to fix again.

I don't know too many courses that have excellent bunker drainage. My course is spending a bunch of money changing the sand and putting in new drainage and they still sit with puddles after rain. I want to play a course that manages it well to know the difference between excellent drainage and what I consider to be standard.

08-13-2012, 04:50 PM	#8
ligaliaCods Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 349 Senior Member	I've been told that they are expensive to maintain. The ones at our course are decent, but they drain like a clogged toilet and then look/play awful until they are dry enough to fix again. I don't know too many courses that have excellent bunker drainage. My course is spending a bunch of money changing the sand and putting in new drainage and they still sit with puddles after rain. I want to play a course that manages it well to know the difference between excellent drainage and what I consider to be standard.
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