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Reference List Rain Bird Stratus™, Nimbus™ and Cirrus™ Central Control Systems in Europe Reference List As of: September 2014 Year of Golf Course Name Country Model Type of System installation Austria City‐Country Golfclub am Wienerberg Austria 2001 Stratus II Decoder Club Danube Golf Wien Austria 2004 Stratus II Decoder Dolomitengolfclub Lienz Austria 2000 Stratus Decoder Fontana G.C., Vienna Austria 1997 Cirrus Decoder GC 2000 Anlage Tullnerfeld Austria 2000 Cirrus Decoder GC Almenland‐Passail Austria 2002 Stratus II Decoder GC Bludenz Braz Austria 2004 Stratus LT Decoder GC Delach Austria 1999 Nimbus II Decoder GC Erzherzog Johann Austria 2000 Stratus II Decoder GC Eugendorf Austria 1999 Stratus Decoder GC Föhrenwald Austria 2001 Stratus Decoder GC Fürstenfeld‐Loipersdorf Austria 2000 Stratus II Decoder GC Gut Freiberg Austria 2002 Stratus II Decoder GC Hainburg Austria 2002 Stratus II Decoder GC Herzog Tassilo Austria 2005 Stratus II Decoder GC Himberg Austria 2002 Nimbus II Decoder GC Kitzbühel Austria 2005 Stratus II Decoder GC Lech Austria 2014 Stratus II ICS GC Mariahof Austria 2007 Stratus II Decoder GC Mieming Austria 2007 Stratus II Decoder GC Mondsee Austria 2003 Stratus II Decoder GC Murtal Austria 2000 Stratus Decoder GC Rankweil Austria 2005 Stratus II Decoder GC Schloss Ebreichsdorf Austria 2002 Stratus II Decoder GC Schönfeld Austria 2000 Stratus II Decoder GC St. Georgen‐Längsee Austria 2007 Stratus II Decoder GC St. Johann Austria 2011 Stratus LT ICS GC St. Pölten Austria 2007 Stratus II Decoder GC Wien Freudenau Austria 2003 Stratus II Decoder GC Wien Tuttenhof Austria 2001 SDC‐1 Decoder Golf Bad Waltersdorf Austria 2005 Stratus II Decoder Golf Gut Murstätten Austria 2003 Stratus II Decoder Golf Poysdorf Austria 2005 Stratus II Decoder Golf u. Contry Club Bad Tatzmannsdorf Austria 2001 Stratus II Decoder Golf u. Contry Club Brunn Austria 2000 Stratus II Decoder Golf und Landclub Achensee Austria 2004 Stratus II Decoder Golfclub Adamstal Austria 2005 Stratus II Decoder Golfclub Schloß Frauental Austria 2006 Stratus II Decoder Golfrange Schwechat Austria 2004 Stratus II Decoder www.rainbird.eu Year of Golf Course Name Country Model Type of System installation Golfschaukel Stegersbach Austria 2003 Nimbus II Decoder Marco Polo Golfclub Austria 2010 GO ICS Murhof G.C., Graz Austria 2004 Stratus II Decoder Pferdesportpark Ebreichsdorf Austria 2002 Cirrus Decoder Pro Golf Club Kematen Kremstal Austria 2003 Stratus II Decoder Richardshof Golfclub Austria 2013 Stratus II Decoder Ararbaijan Quba National GC, Baku Azarbaijan 2013 Stratus II Decoder Belarus Minsk Golf club Belarus 2010 Stratus II Decoder Belgium Chateau de Ravenstein Belgium 2010 Stratus II ICS Golf d’Hulencourt Belgium 1998 Cirrus Decoder Golf de Naxhelet Belgium 2013 Stratus II ICS Golf de Spa Fagnes Belgium 2013 Stratus II Decoder Golf du Bercuit Belgium 2010 Stratus II Decoder Rinkven Golfclub Belgium 2014 Nimbus II Decoder Bulgaria Black Sea Rama GC Bulgaria 2008 Cirrus Decoder Golf and Country Club "Pravets" Bulgaria 2008 Cirrus Decoder Lighthouse Golf Club ‐ Balchik Bulgaria 2007 Stratus II Decoder Pirin Golf Club Bulgaria 2008 Stratus II Decoder Pirin Golf Holiday Club ‐ Razlog Bulgaria 2005 Stratus II Decoder St Sofia GC Bulgaria 2010 Stratus II IC Croatia Golf Course Skiper Croatia 2008 Stratus II Decoder Zagreb Golf & Country Club Croatia 2008 Stratus II Decoder Cyprus Palmerstone Golf Course Cyprus 2008 Nimbus II Dec./ Sat. (PAR) Czech Republic Chateau and Golf Club Casa Serena Czech Rep. 2005 Nimbus II Decoder City Golf and Racing Club Karlovy Vary Czech Rep. 2003 Stratus LT Decoder Golf and Spa Resort Cihelny Czech Rep. 2000 Stratus II Decoder Golf Club Bitozeves Louny Czech Rep. 2010 Stratus LT Decoder Golf Club Ceska Lipa Czech Rep. 2013 Status II Decoder Golf Club Hluboka nad Vltavou Czech Rep. 2006 Stratus LT Decoder Golf Club Karlovy Vary Czech Rep. 1999 Stratus II Decoder Golf Club Karlštějn Czech Rep. 1992 Stratus II Decoder Golf Club Konopiste Czech Rep. 2004 Stratus LT Decoder www.rainbird.eu Year of Golf Course Name Country Model Type of System installation Golf Club Kuneticka Hora Czech Rep. 2006 Nimbus II Decoder Golf Club Loreta Pysely Czech Rep. 2012 Stratus II IC ICS Golf Club Marianske Lazně Czech Rep. 2000 Stratus LT Decoder Golf Club Sokolov Czech Rep. 2004 Stratus II Decoder Golf Club Usti nad Labem Czech Rep. 2007 Stratus II Decoder Golf Club Zamek Stirin Czech Rep. 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Golf Park Slapy Svaty Jan Czech Rep. 2009 Status II Decoder Golf Resort Black Bridge Prague Czech Rep. 2009 Stratus II Decoder Golf Resort Celadna Czech Rep. 2001 Stratus II Decoder Golf Resort Telc Czech Rep. 2004 Stratus LT Decoder Lipiny Golf Resort Karvina Czech Rep. 2010 Stratus II Decoder Prague City Golf Zbraslav Czech Rep. 2008 Stratus II Decoder Ropice Golf Resort Czech Rep. 2010 Stratus II Decoder Denmark Aalborg Golf Denmark 2005 Stratus II Decoder Åskov Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus LT Decoder Breinholtgård Golf Denmark 2008 Nimbus II Decoder Furesö Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus II Decoder Give Golf Denmark 2004 Stratus LT Decoder Greve Golf Denmark ‐ Stratus LT Decoder Hilleröd Golf Denmark 2004 Stratus LT Decoder Hirtshals Gk Denmark 2010 Stratus LT Decoder Hjarbäk Golf Denmark 2009 Nimbus II Decoder Holbäck Golf Denmark 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Holstebro Golf Denmark 2005 Nimbus II Decoder Horsens Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus LT Decoder Ishöj Gk Denmark ‐ Stratus II Decoder Kaj Lycke Denmark 2010 Stratus LT Decoder Kildebjerg Ry Golf Denmark 2010 NimbusII Decoder Korsör Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus II Decoder Ledreborg Palace Golf Denmark 2005 Stratus II Decoder Lemuig Golf Denmark ‐ Stratus LT Decoder Lillebält Golf Denmark 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Lökken Golf Denmark ‐ Stratus LT Decoder Midfyn Golf Denmark 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Mön Golf Denmark 2005 Stratus LT Decoder Morsö Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus LT Decoder Nästved Golf Denmark 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Nordborg Golf Denmark 2004 Stratus LT Decoder Nordvestjysk Golf Denmark 2009 Stratus II Decoder www.rainbird.eu Year of Golf Course Name Country Model Type of System installation Odder Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus LT Decoder Ribe Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus LT Decoder Roldskov Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus LT Decoder Rungsted Golf Denmark 2005 Stratus LT Decoder Silkeborg Golf Denmark 2005 Stratus II Decoder Simon Golf Denmark 2005 Stratus II Decoder Sjöhöjlandet Golf Denmark 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Skanderborg Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus LT Decoder Skjoldnesholm Golf Denmark 2005 Nimbus II Decoder Smörums Golf Denmark 2007 Nimbus II Decoder Sölleröd Golf Denmark 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Syd Thy Golf Denmark 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Sydsjaellands Golf Denmark 2010 Stratus LT Decoder The Great Northern Denmark 2013 Nimbus II ICS Varde Golf Denmark 2005 Stratus LT Decoder Värlöse Golf Denmark 2008 Stratus II Decoder Väst Fyns Golf Denmark ‐ Stratus LT Decoder Estonia Estonia G & CC Estonia 2004 Cirrus Decoder Otepää GC Estonia 2005 Stratus II Decoder Saaremaa GC Estonia 2006 Stratus II Decoder Takhuanna Parnu Estonia 2012 Stratus II IC Tallin GC Estonia 2002 Nimbus II Decoder Finland Ålands GC Finland 2002 Nimbus II Decoder Alastaro Golf Finland 2006 Stratus II Decoder Artic Golf Finland 2001 Nimbus II Decoder Aurinko Golf Finland 2005 Stratus II Decoder Espoon Golf Finland 2005 Stratus LT Decoder Etelä‐Pohjanmaan Golf Finland 2000 Stratus II Decoder Hangon Golf Finland 2005 Stratus LT Decoder Harjatulla Golf Finland 2000 Stratus II Decoder Hattulan Business Golf Finland 2001 Stratus II Decoder Hiekkasärkät Golf Oy Finland 2001 Stratus II Decoder Hietaniemen hautausmaa Finland 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Hillside Golf Finland 2003 Stratus II Decoder Hirvihaara Golf Finland 2005 Stratus II Decoder Hyvinkään Golf Finland 2000 Stratus II Decoder Kankaisten Golfpuisto Finland 2001 Stratus II Decoder Kartano Golf Finland 2000 Stratus II Decoder www.rainbird.eu Year of Golf Course Name Country Model Type of System installation Katinkulta Golf Finland 2007 Nimbus II Decoder Keimola Golf Finland 1999 Nimbus Decoder Kotojarvi Golf Finland 2005 Stratus LT Decoder Kraklund Golf Finland 2004 Stratus II Decoder Kurk Golf Finland 2003 Nimbus II Decoder Lahden Golf Finland 2002 Stratus II Decoder Lakista Golf Finland 1999 Nimbus II Decoder Linna Golf Finland 2004 Nimbus II Decoder Litti Golf Finland 2003 Stratus LT Decoder Mark Salon Golfeskus Finland 2004 Stratus II Decoder Master G.C. (Master), Espoo Finland 2001 Nimbus II Decoder Meri‐Teijo Golf Finland 2002 Stratus II Decoder Messilä Golf Finland 2000 Stratus II Decoder Metelinniemen Golf Finland 2001 Stratus II Decoder Naantali Golf Finland 2005 Stratus II Decoder Nevas Golf Finland 2002 Stratus II Decoder Nordcenter Golf Finland 1999 Nimbus Decoder Oulu Golf Course Finland 2001 Stratus II Decoder Outokumpu Golf Finland 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Peurama Golf Finland 2001 Stratus II Decoder Pickala Golf Finland 2003 Cirrus Decoder Pirkkala Golf Finland 2004 Stratus II Decoder Porvoon ark Finland 2001 Stratus II Decoder Revontuli Golf Finland 2004 Stratus LT Decoder Ringside Golf Finland 2004 Stratus II Decoder Ruuhikoski G.C., Seinåjoki Finland 2001 Stratus II Decoder Sarfvik G.C. (New), Masala Finland 2004 Nimbus II Decoder Sea Golf Finland 2000 Stratus II Decoder St. Laurence Golf Finland 2007 Nimbus II Decoder Sur‐Helsingin Golf Finland 2007 Stratus LT Decoder Tammer Golf Finland 2008 Stratus LT Decoder Tawast Golf Finland 2004 Stratus LT Decoder Tuusula Golf Finland 2000 Stratus II Decoder Uudenkaupungin Golf Finland 2001 Stratus II Decoder Vaasan Golf Finland 2006
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