Debris Boom to Stop Floating Golf Balls
Question: I need a debris boom for golf course use. I require about 1400 feet of debris boom to stop floating golf balls. Can a debris boom be used for this application?
Answer:
Hello there! We'd be happy to help with your inquiry! We have actually done this before for other customers. It is quite effective. In these cases we normally manufacture the debris containment boom with a 6" skirt and 6 inch float. We can make the skirt shallower or deeper if your specifications call for that. View Specifications for the Debris Boom for additional information regarding its construction and available lengths and depths.
Since you are looking to contain and collect golf balls, one way you could consider deploying this debris boom is from the shore. Easy to deploy from the shore itself or even a small work boat, golf balls, floating litter, and more will be allowed to naturally collect along the shore. This will keep all your items in a single location for easy cleanup and golf ball collection.
This debris boom for golf course applications will typically feature both a top flotation device a short skirt. This will allow booms to collect balls floating on the surface of the water as well as catch some initial balls that may have entered beneath the surface.
This type of containment trash boom has helped golf courses to easily collect balls hit by customers into ponds and other areas. This can help save in the cost of balls, as well as help areas to quickly retrieve lost balls hit into lakes or ponds on the course.
We carry several sizes IN STOCK suitable for rivers, lakes and canals. This economical containment boom design is suitable to contain small timbers, styrofoam, litter, aquatic plants, or even golf balls and is the "work horse" of our debris boom family.
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