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TAKING INVENTORY: IS IT TIME FOR NEW BUNKER RAKES?

View Our New Comparison to Find the Right Tools With spring quickly approaching, your course is about to get busy. This means it’s a good time to take inventory of your golf course accessories, like rakes. You may find your course is ready for new bunker rakes. With lots of options out there, do you…

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TAKING INVENTORY: IS IT TIME FOR NEW BUNKER RAKES?

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With spring quickly approaching, your course is about to get busy. This means it’s a good time to take inventory of your golf course accessories, like rakes. You may find your course is ready for new bunker rakes. With lots of options out there, do you know the differences?

At Standard Golf, we offer a large variety of rakes to fit every situation and budget. Each of our five rakes has its own features, benefits and advantages. Additionally, you’ll find that our entire line of rakes has longer and wider heads than others on the market, giving you more coverage at less cost. Standard Golf also offers some of the lightest rakes available.

To ensure you choose the right tool for your bunkers, we’ve created a comparison matrix. You’ll find a detailed description of each rake, including:

  • The Chief: “Aussie Style” bunker maintenance.
  • Tour Pro: Move deep sanded bunker sand with ease.
  • Tour Smooth II: This second-generation rake smooths both fine and course sand.
  • Tour Lite: The lightest rake offered.
  • Economy Rake: Budget-friendly, great value.

You’ll also learn about the performance of each rake as well as sizing and assembly information. View the complete comparison today to find the perfect rake or rakes for your course.

Contact Standard Golf or your favorite Standard Golf distributor for more information.

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