So, how else can you make your golf course pond cleaner? With aeration and dredging. While many golf courses take a chemical approach to cleaning their ponds, this method costs thousands of dollars each year and can even result in an overbearing chemical smell, which doesn’t appeal to golfers either. Timely sediment removal is a critical step for ensuring golf course waterbodies remain in pristine condition and make a day on the links more enjoyable for the players.

This makes golf course pond maintenance a top priority for groundskeepers. The most attractive golf courses are usually the ones that contain an abundance of sparkling lakes, ponds and other beautiful water features. That’s why it’s critical for golf courses to maintain their ponds.

They all share the same view, though, when it comes to a golf course pond that’s covered in algae, smells and attracts a hive of insects. Golfers may differ on their opinion of water hazards - some may like the challenge, others not so much.

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