The Links at Spanish Bay, Pebble Beach. This is also a wetlands project. The Links is one of the great habitat restoration stories in golf. Many of the areas off the fairway are off limits to golfers (thankfully, local rules allow a free drop at the point of entry into protected areas). Spanish Bay was the site of Samuel F. B. Morse’s sand-mining operation in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries, until restoration was undertaken by the Pebble Beach Company a couple of decades ago, to accommodate a genuine links design by 5-time British Open winner Tom Watson and Sandy Tatum, former president of the United States Golf Association. Called Marsh Corner, it’s the 8th hole at the Links. When the golf course construction project began, rusted conveyors and sand-mining equipment littered the site. Restoration included re-forming sand dunes, as well as specialized habitat areas and native plants. Spyglass Hill Golf Course, Pebble Beach, also utilizes E P Aeration equipment to aerate its lakes.

Olympia Fields Country Club, site of the 2003 United States Open Championship, utilizes E P Aeration equipment to keep their water hazards looking world class.
Liberty National Country Club, Jersey City, New Jersey. PGA Tour player and U.S. Open champion Tom Kite collaborated with architect Bob Cupp to produce a highly-rated golf course on a site which for decades housed oil tanks and polluted ground. Called the most expensive golf course ever built in America, the entire course, including lakes aerated by  E P Aeration, is built above a plastic ground shield and a clay cap. The Statue of Liberty is just offshore.
	San Jose Country Club in San Jose, CA utilizes E P Aeration to manage poor water quality in the form of nuissance algae. Since installing the equipment the superintendent has noted a significant decrease in algae and elilminated chemical useage.
Entrada at Snow Canyon in St. George Utah won the prestigious Clubhouse Of The Year Award presented by Golf Inc. in 2007. E P Aeration equipment was used in both the water feature outside the clubhouse as well as several other lakes and ponds throughout the golf course.
	Ocotillo Golf Resort in Chandler, AZ uses several E P Aeration Uni-2 aeration/ozone units to aerate its several lakes and ponds on the golf course and residential area. Note the modular nature of the equipment making it perfect for any size body of water or even splitting a single unit between two bodies of water

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