Golf Course Flood Protection
Golf Course Flood Prevention Solutions
Following an old adage "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," these flood identification and prevention products can help your organization:
- Flood Risk Assessments — Performed on golf courses to identify specific risks and sources up to a 100 and 500-year storm. Assessments also calculate historical data, land characteristics, and drainage study.
- Flood Sensory Systems — Placed on golf courses to protect certain areas of the course. The system will alert you with live feed via email or text of rising water levels.
- Flood Panels & Water-Filled Barriers — Custom barriers to protect against rising water from entering the golf course and destroying the greens.
Golf Course Flood Prevention Study
To identify a course's flood risk, Flood Risk America first conducts a comprehensive flood study. The study includes statistical data from river flow, storm tides, hydrologic/hydraulic analysis, and rainfall. It identifies exact locations of flooding, sources, and vulnerable areas of the golf course.
What the Flood Study Entails
- All aspects of flood mitigation/protection, measuring dry and wet floodproofing
- Create a base flood elevation in 100 and 500-year flood storms
- Analyzing existing features and identifying all vulnerable areas
- Potential remediation and/or mitigation recommendations
- Preparing a Flood Emergency Response Plan (FERP)
- Investigation of historical flooding
- Comprehensive flood deployment plan
Benefits of Golf Course Flood Prevention
Ability to obtain flood insurance on bunkers and greens
Avoid business interruption and flood loss
More control over costs and potential exposure
Reduced potential of loss of non-insurable items
Increased value of golf course
Eliminate amount of loss payouts
Lower flood insurance premiums
Better coverage limits
Protect Your Golf Course From Flooding
At Flood Risk America, our vision is to establish a trusting relationship with our clients while protecting their investments. Contact us at (561) 578-4220 or email [email protected].