RMD Cartpaths
At golf courses RMD Pour in Place can be used as an alternative to asphalt on cart paths and RMD Crumb Rubber can be used as a top dressing for grass.

Cart paths are a relatively new application, somewhat similar to use on roadways, where it has proved to be a cost effective, quieter alternative to asphalt in southern states.

RMD currently has an installed cartpath at Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club and Lodge golf course.  In addition to yielding a truer drop site for errant shots and removing any bounce forward or backward, the path is quieter than asphalt and has received excellent feedback from the Club’s membership in terms of appearance, durability and wear.

RMD Top Dressing
RMD Crumb Rubber for golf courses is an effective top dressing for grass in high wear areas susceptible to compaction and erosion from heavy traffic and water runoff: where carts enter and exit paths, on slopes surrounding greens, and near tees. RMD Crumb Rubber protects the grass root system. The black rubber also absorbs heat, which can provide additional greening at the beginning and end of season. A layer of crumb rubber under the greens and fairways in golf courses may also lengthen the playing time due to less freezing and a longer growth period.

Top dress high wear areas with RMD crumb rubber at a rate of 600-1200 lbs/1000 square feet. This provides a layer of 0.25 inches to 0.50 inches of rubber.

RMD Crumb Rubber is produced to varying sizes from 6 to 30 mesh. Our crumb rubber is available worldwide through our manufacturing facilities in the United States and Europe.

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