Smithco Fairway Roller Ultra
Smithco’s Fairway Roller Ultra 10 has a unique three-section, flexible roller frame, allowing the rollers to follow the natural undulations of your course, ensuring a uniformly smooth surface. Capable of covering a 10 ft (3 m) wide area in one pass, this roller significantly reduces maintenance time, saving you time and money.
Easy Storage: Foldable rolling arms make storing Smithco's Fairway rollers a breeze.
Light Weight: Towable with a mid-duty utility vehicle, the Fairway Ultra 10 integrates seamlessly with your existing fleet.
Interchangeablity: Standard rollers can be swapped for the optional spiker attachment with ease.
Fairway Roller Ultra 15
Smithco’s Fairway Roller Ultra 15 makes quick work of fairway maintenance. Capable of rolling a 15 ft (4.6 m) wide swath in a single pass, the Fairway Roller Ultra 15 makes short work of turf maintenance. It’s the ultimate solution for efficient, precise fairway care.
Max Productivity: Get more done with the Fairway Ultra 15 - up to 17 ac/hour (6.9 ha/hour) at 10 mph (16.1 kph)
Easy Storage: Foldable rolling arms make storing Smithco's Fairway rollers a breeze.
Hydraulics: The Ultra 15's hydraulic self-proportioning valve ensure even pressure across the contours of your course.
Compare Fairway Rollers
| Features |
Fairway Roller Ultra 10 |
Fairway Roller Ultra 15 |
| Hitch-Mounted |
Yes |
Yes |
| Hydraulic Lift |
Yes |
Yes |
| Foldable Arms |
Yes |
Yes |
| Spikers |
Yes |
Yes |
| Foamer Kit |
Yes |
Yes |
| 3 Rollers |
Yes |
|
| 4 Rollers |
|
Yes |
Smithco's Fairway Rollers: Rolling Towards Perfect Fairway Greens
Experience unparalleled turf smoothness with Smithco's Fairway Rollers. Our rollers are designed to deliver a superior, consistent playing surface on your fairways, enhancing ball roll and overall course aesthetics. Easy to use and efficient, Smithco's Fairway Rollers are the ultimate tool for maintaining a pristine golfing environment that players will love.
Centaur Asia Pacific is the distributor for Smithco in Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore.
Updated on: 23 December 2024
