Crosland Heath Golf Club wins Acumen ClearWater system

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The Yorkshire golf club Crosland Heath was the winner of a machinery washpad system in Acumen ClearWater’s prize draw at BTME 2018.

Head greenkeeper Richard Holmes’ winning entry was pulled out of the box at the end of the show. On being told the news Richard was delighted, especially as ClearWater was on his ‘wish list’!

Matthew Mears, Acumen ClearWater’s sales and development manager, visited the club soon after the show to present the winner’s certificate and to discuss installation and delivery arrangements.

The club’s health and safety officer, David Baxter, said he is happy in the knowledge that, with ClearWater installed, the health and safety boxes will be ticked.

Matthew Mears presents the ClearWater prize certificate at Crosland Heath Golf Club

Not only will the legal and environmental requirements be met but Richard and his team will have an effective and efficient wash system for their machinery.

The prize came at the end of what Acumen Waste Services described as a “very successful BTME”.

“A great show that served two purposes; a chance for former Highspeed directors Andy Vincent and Dave Mears to say their goodbyes after a 25 year stint at BTME and also, for Acumen to establish themselves as part of BTME and demonstrate commitment to the future of ClearWater with customers old and new,” said Matthew.

“The stand was certainly busy and footfall up on last year with more overseas interest too. The latest ClearWater display unit was on hand and proved useful to explain the virtues of the system. There were many visits from greenkeepers and others with specific interest in washpad compliance and had seen pre-show publicity for ClearWater.”