Garden Master was commissioned to redesign and improve the wastewater treatment facility at the scenic Lynwood Country Club Golf Course
Lynwood Country Club is located in Pitt Town, one of the five historic towns founded by Governor Macquarie in 1810, approximately 50 km northwest of Sydney. The golf club derives its name from the historic Lynwood House, a colonial-style residence constructed around 1814 on the golf course grounds.
Spanning 230 acres, the 18-hole golf course, completed in 2010, winds through natural eco-sensitive wetlands. Its links-style layout stretches over 6400 metres with a par of 72, featuring couch grass fairways that incorporate the landscape’s natural contours, wetlands, and rough areas. Lynwood Country Club is more than just a golf venue; it offers various dining, entertainment, and event facilities, including the Country Kitchen, Main and Sports Bars, Golf Simulator (The Green Room) and event function rooms. Garden Master was tasked with the challenge of an old septic system struggling to cope with the increased demand from the club’s facilities, prompting an urgent upgrade, which saw the transformation of the Wastewater Treatment Plant into a modern activated sludge/extended aeration wastewater treatment facility.
The septic system renovation was executed swiftly and effectively, resulting in a high-performing wastewater system that operates smoothly and without issues.
The Arnhem Land Barramundi Lodge is available solely for fishing during the months of March & April, and October & November each year. This is due to the water temperatures increase and the barramundi being at their most active. For the months of May through to September, the lodge is exclusively used to accommodate tours operated by Outback Spirit. The abundance of culture, breathtaking landscapes and of course prime recreational fishing, makes the lodge truly one of a kind.
