Minthis Commits €6 Million to Paphos Golf Course and Clubhouse Upgrades

Paphos, Cyprus. Minthis has announced a €6 million investment in its golf course and clubhouse, intended to improve playing conditions, water management and facilities for members, guests and visitors.

Scope of the programme

The works include a completely redesigned irrigation system, extensive renovation of the bunkers and a number of clubhouse improvements. Minthis describes the programme as the next phase in the development of the award-winning golf and lifestyle destination. The investment is presented as part of the resort’s commitment to upgrading its facilities and infrastructure while protecting its natural environment, character and heritage.

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New irrigation system

The core of the project is the new irrigation system, designed by Irritech and installed by Pro Golf Group. It has been engineered to cover the whole golf course. The agronomy team will gain more precise control over how water is applied, and the time needed to complete irrigation is expected to fall substantially, which should limit disruption to play.

The infrastructure uses the latest Toro technology, including Infinity sprinklers, which can adjust water application to the needs of different areas of the course. It also features a Grundfos acid injection system, which will give greater control over the pH of the irrigation water and help create favourable growing conditions for the turf.

Expected benefits

For golfers, the improvements are expected to bring more consistent playing conditions and healthier turf. The course maintenance team, in turn, will be able to manage one of the most important aspects of course upkeep more effectively. The system is also expected to deliver greater efficiency and improved control across the course.

The upgrade supports Minthis’ focus on responsible water management, which is part of the resort’s wider approach to sustainability.