Golf Bunker Sand
Cleaning Made Easy

The most effective way is using a sand sifting tool like the Sift’n Fork, which removes debris while allowing clean sand to fall back into place.

Raking smooths the surface but doesn’t remove buried debris like rocks, sticks, and contaminants that affect playability.

Common debris includes:

• Rocks and gravel

• Sticks and organic material

• Trash and foreign objects

• Compacted material beneath the surface

Debris can cause inconsistent lies, poor ball contact, and unpredictable ball behavior, negatively impacting the playing experience.

No. The screened basket is designed to retain sand while removing debris, helping maintain proper bunker depth and consistency.

Yes. It works on most bunker sand types, especially dry to slightly damp sand. Extremely wet or compacted sand may reduce efficiency.

Yes. It helps maintenance teams clean bunkers faster while improving overall course conditions and consistency.

• Manual Sift’n Fork: Best for detailed work, bunker edges, and smaller areas

• Electric Sift’n Fork: Uses a vibrating motor to speed up sifting, ideal for multiple bunkers and routine maintenance

Bunkers should be cleaned regularly, especially after storms, heavy play, or debris buildup, to maintain consistent conditions.

Yes. The Sift’n Fork allows crews to remove debris more efficiently than manual raking alone, reducing overall maintenance time.

Absolutely. Cleaner bunkers improve playability, consistency, and the overall appearance of the course.

Yes, the Sift'n Fork can also be used for:

• Practice areas

• Driving ranges

• Sand-based training areas

Yes. It’s ideal for courses that prioritize premium playing conditions and consistent bunker quality.