Millerbrown

Millerbrown is based in Huddersfield, United Kingdom, and offers golf pro shop interiors, contemporary, classic and traditional shopfits, and custom fit studios and swing rooms. Areas served: UK and international.

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Areas served

UK and international

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Huddersfield

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If you run a golf club, resort or golf shop, Millerbrown can design, make and install your pro shop, fit studio or swing room, with every stage handled in-house. The company is a golf shopfitting and retail design firm based in Honley, near Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, and its website says it works across the United Kingdom and internationally, with more than 20 years of experience in retail design and shopfitting.

A pro shop in the style that suits your club

You can choose a pro shop in a contemporary, classic or traditional style. Contemporary shops use modular displays you can rearrange for seasonal ranges or demo days, with natural wood, glass and metal finishes and bright, energy-efficient lighting. Classic and traditional shops rely on hand-built joinery, wooden counters, cabinetry and soft layered lighting, with the classic style pairing a heritage look with more modern merchandising. Bespoke store fixtures and displays include shelving, counters, display walls and storage for your clubs and apparel.

Fit studios and swing rooms for club fitting

Millerbrown also builds custom fit studios and swing rooms planned around launch monitors, simulators and club fitting, a topic covered in our commercial golf simulator buying guide. The company names swing rooms at JCB Golf and Country Club, The Scandinavian Golf Club in Denmark, Royal Jersey Golf Club, Apes Hill in Barbados and Burhill Golf Club, where the job also added a new storefront, a fitting studio and a larger shop floor.

Golf clubs and events it has worked for

Named classic projects include Moray Golf Club in Lossiemouth and Wentworth Club in Surrey. Contemporary projects listed are Trevose Golf Club in Cornwall, The Scandinavian Golf Club, and a city center store for Gamola Golf in Aberdeen that combines retail with fitting and simulator space. Other clients it names include Gleneagles, Frilford Heath, Moor Park, Little Aston, Portsmouth Golf Centre and The Caversham. According to its website, some projects sit in Grade II listed buildings, and its shops have served the BMW PGA Championship, the 2014 Ryder Cup and the 2019 Solheim Cup.

Locker rooms and other fit-outs

Beyond the pro shop, the firm fits out locker rooms, plus jewelry shops and sports shops outside golf retail, which links its work to clubhouse and operations projects and clubhouse interiors.

How your project runs from consultation to handover

You can ask for a consultation and quote through the website, and the classic shopfitting page offers the consultation free. The stages the company describes are concept and layout planning around your club’s retail goals, space and customer flow, then design and visualization, manufacture of fixtures and joinery, and finally delivery and installation. Its about page adds removal, disposal, cleaning and handover to the package.

Other golf retail suppliers listed here include Golf Shop Design, Brand Fusion and TGI Golf.

Source: millerbrown.co.uk/home/about, millerbrown.co.uk, millerbrown.co.uk/classic-shopfitting, millerbrown.co.uk/home/golf/contemporary-shopfitting