A golf course might be a dream place, but unless it is well irrigated with a sophisticated irrigation system, it will not only lead to water wastage but will do harm to the quality of the ground. Therefore a wise decision must be taken when deciding which system to adopt. The golf course irrigation system usually consists of sprinklers, field controllers, central control systems and valves. These are the components of an automatic sprinkler system. Each has a function of its own and each plays a vital role in proper irrigation. It is always advisable to use irrigation systems that manage water efficiently.

The central control system offers automatic monitoring thus it saves water and benefits the environment. An automatic controller will have multiple start times, multiple independent programs and automatic shut on / off. This is a great option, because you have the flexibility to irrigate only when necessary. You can also use nozzles that allow water to be spread evenly. By doing this, brown spots can be avoided and the course will look a lot better. Precipitation nozzles have been said to reduce water wastage by 30%.