How to choose and buy a reel mower for greens in NZ
How to choose a reel mower by your greens and standards, walk-behind vs ride-on, and the options in NZ.
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What is a sand rake, and why do golf courses need one?
A ride-on sand rake grooms every bunker to the same standard in a fraction of the time. Here is what it does and why courses rely on one.
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What is aeration and why does every golf course need it?
Aeration is the single most important thing you do for your greens, and the least understood. Here is what it does, when to do it, and how.
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Robotic vs ride-on mowers: what’s right for your course?
How robotic and ride-on mowers compare, where each wins, and which suits your course or council site.
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Are golf carts street legal in New Zealand?
Golf carts are not street legal in New Zealand, but Parkland PTVs and utility vehicles are built for private property and can be kitted out with lights, belts, doors and tow gear.
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Do you do lithium conversions on golf carts?
Yes. Parkland converts electric golf carts from lead-acid to lithium, so you can keep the cart you already run and change the battery system underneath it.
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Reel vs rotary mowers: which is right for your turf?
How reel and rotary mowers cut, where each wins, and which is right for each area of your course.
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Heavy vs lightweight turf rollers: which does your turf want?
Light rollers condition greens for pace; heavy rollers level and firm larger areas. Here is which your turf actually wants.
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Rolling for green speed: how to build a programme that lasts
How to roll for pace without stressing the turf, and how to pair rolling with mowing height across the season.
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How to choose a robotic mower for golf and council sites in NZ
How to choose a robotic mower by area and terrain, whether it’s worth it, and the options in NZ.
