Underground Rake Caddie

Introducing the Underground Rake Caddie™

The newest, most innovative way to store and retrieve your bunker rakes.

The Underground Rake Caddie™ was conceived by experienced golfers. The Underground Rake Caddie™ team have used their personal golfing experiences and frustrations to design a product that will be aesthetically pleasing, convenient, durable and a substantial cost-saving solution to golf course owners.

The rake is stored underground near the side of the sand trap in a protective holder that is easy to access. The Rake Caddie keeps the rake out of the way of golf carts, mowers, sprinklers and mother nature. The holders are placed strategically around the sand trap for optimum convenience.

The Underground Rake Caddie™ is designed to be activated by pressing the lid with the end of a golf club, releasing the rake and raising it for easy access. After use, the rake is returned to the unit and depressed with the end of the golf club back to its resting position. The player then simply kicks the lid shut and moves on.

The design is simple and effective. You will ask yourself why someone did not come up with this amazing concept sooner.

FEATURES

Clean Design
The caddie blends in with the surroundings, making your course cleaner and more player friendly.

Convenience
The rake caddie never moves, eliminating the frustrations associated with misplaced sand rakes.

No Interference of Play
Because of the underground design, the rake caddie will not interfere with the golf game.

Easy Access
The rake rises out of the holder approximately two feet, thus, reducing stress on the player’s back.

Extensive Lifetime
The Underground Rake Caddie should last in excess of 15 years on a course with maximum usage. With few moving parts, repair costs, if any, are minimal.

Cost Saving
The savings in labor costs associated with the maintenance crew is immediate and substantial. You will eliminate the frustrations of broken rake handles and rake heads. The Rake Caddie will reduce wear and tear on grounds equipment from excessive starts and stops required to move rakes.