
Kerry golf course construction company founded in 2014, building and redeveloping courses, installing irrigation and delivering sports projects.
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Kerry golf course construction company founded in 2014, building and redeveloping courses, installing irrigation and delivering sports projects.
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Georgia golf course architecture firm handling original designs and renovations, from master planning and construction documents to construction supervision.
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You get bunkers with a bonded gravel layer instead of a liner, installed by certified local installers, a method used at more than 600 courses.
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If you are planning a new course or rebuilding greens, bunkers or tees, CJW Golf offers shaping, construction and project management from Surrey, with work in England, Scotland, Spain and Portugal.
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Golf clubs get new course design and restoration of existing layouts from Clayton, DeVries & Pont, a London partnership that says it has clients in Europe, Asia, Australia and the Americas.
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Northamptonshire golf course constructor established in 1993, building and remodeling courses, bunkers and practice facilities.
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You get turnkey golf course construction, renovation and restoration across Florida, plus lake bank restoration, from CreekBridge Construction, a contractor based in Alva, Southwest Florida.
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Get synthetic turf bunker edges with a 20 year guarantee, plus rubber crumb bunker liners, a choice of installation options and a network of approved installers serving courses worldwide.
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You get new golf course construction, renovations, sports fields and Better Billy Bunker installation from an Illinois builder founded in 1987, working with outside architects or on design and build.
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You get driving range, golf course and building design, plus master plans and feasibility studies, from Golf Design Unlimited, a golf design and project management firm in Norwalk, Connecticut.
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Florida company that designs, engineers and installs golf range netting and sports netting systems nationwide, with more than 26 years of experience.
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Get range and course netting, ball-stop systems and pole setting installed by the crews of Gorilla Netting, a Tampa, Florida, contractor, with a 5-year installation warranty.
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Golf clubs, resort owners and course architects get a Little Rock builder that says it can self-perform every phase of a new course, renovation or restoration, plus irrigation work.
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You get plans, cost estimates, tender packages and construction supervision for new golf courses and remodels from Huxham Golf Design, an architecture firm with its head office in Baie-D'Urfé, Quebec.
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Hampshire maker of all-weather artificial golf surfaces, including course tees, range mats, putting greens, practice nets and bunkers.
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You get one family-owned Ontario contractor to renovate or build your golf course greens, tees, bunkers and ponds, including certified Better Billy Bunker installation, the company says.
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You get a new course or a redesign from one Florida firm that says it can stay involved from early concept planning through to construction, for private clubs, owners and developers.
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Get your golf course built or renovated and its irrigation installed, upgraded or renewed by a Lincoln, Nebraska contractor whose own crews, the company says, self-perform the field work.
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Chichester golf course architects advising Open Championship venues and highly ranked courses, and designing new courses worldwide.
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Get a driving range, miniature golf course, go-kart track or batting cages designed and built for your center by MGC Developers, with crews available across the continental United States.
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Wiltshire specialist contractor founded in 1965, covering golf course construction, sports turf, irrigation, drainage and water engineering.
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You get Sandtrapper synthetic bunker liners that limit washouts and stop soil mixing into your sand, with a 10-year product warranty, installation guides for in-house crews and US and overseas dealers.
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Get new golf course construction from layout to grow-in, renovation, drainage, bunkers and irrigation from SOL Golf, a contractor in County Cork, Ireland, working across Europe and the Middle East.
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Georgia-based synthetic turf design and build company for putting greens, tee lines, practice facilities and putting courses, manufacturing and distributing Shaw synthetic turf.
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The firms in this category can take your course from a first routing plan to finished, grown-in holes, or handle a single job such as rebuilt bunkers, new irrigation or a synthetic tee line. You can hire an architect to draw plans and bid documents, a contractor whose own crews do the earthworks, shaping, drainage and irrigation, or a specialist that supplies one system. Each record shows what the firm says it does, where it works and which trade bodies it belongs to, so you can shortlist firms that fit your project and region.
If you want one designer to carry a project through, Bergin Golf Designs in Georgia covers master planning, construction documents, bid documents and construction supervision as your representative. Mackenzie & Ebert in Chichester and David Williams Golf Design in North Wales both handle contractor tendering, and Huxham Golf Design in Quebec offers feasibility studies and construction supervision. Golf Design Unlimited in Connecticut focuses on driving ranges and teaching centers.
US builders include Wadsworth Golf Construction, founded in 1958, Landscapes Unlimited and Heritage Links, which says it can self-perform every phase of a build. In the UK and Ireland, MJ Abbott, Contour Golf, SOL Golf and Atlantic Golf Construction build new courses and rebuild greens, tees and bunkers.
For bunkers you can choose the Better Billy Bunker bonded gravel method, Durabunker synthetic edges or Sandtrapper liners. Huxley Golf, Southwest Greens and Tour Greens supply synthetic tees and putting greens, while Gorilla Netting and Golf Range Netting install range netting.
Use this table to build your shortlist fast: you see where each supplier is based, what it supplies and how long it has traded, taken from its own website. Open a listing for photos, full services and a direct way to get in touch.
| Supplier | Based in | What it supplies | Founded |
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| A.T.I. Golf Services | Naples, United States | New golf course construction; Course renovation and rebuilds; Greens reconstruction | 2000 |
| Atlantic Golf Construction | Ballybunion, Ireland | Golf course construction and redevelopment; Complete course redesigns; Green and tee reconstruction to USGA specification | 2014 |
| Bergin Golf Designs | Roswell, United States | Original golf course design; Golf course renovation; Master planning and design cost analysis | 1994 |
| Better Billy Bunker | Hermitage, United States | Better Billy Bunker Method bunker construction; ST410 Polymer bonded gravel drainage layer; Liner-free bunker renovation | Not published |
| Booth Golf & Leisure | Warrington, United Kingdom | Golf course design; Golf course planning and permissions; Golf course construction | 2021 |
| CJW Golf | Leatherhead, United Kingdom | Shaping; Golf course construction; Consultancy and management | Not published |
| Clayton, DeVries & Pont | London, United Kingdom | New golf course design; Golf course restoration; Golf course renovation | Not published |
| Contour Golf | Daventry, United Kingdom | Traditional golf course construction and remodeling; Soil recovery and infill construction; Bulk earthworks and soil importation | 1993 |
| CreekBridge Construction | Alva, United States | New golf course construction; Golf course renovation and restoration; Shaping, green, tee and bunker construction | Not published |
| David Williams Golf Design | Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom | New golf course design; Golf course renovation and remodeling; Golf course consultancy | 1990 |
| Durabunker | Bridgend, United Kingdom | Synthetic bunker edging (Double Stack and Triple Stack); Bunker liners; Bunker design | 2014 |
| Golf Creations | Marengo, United States | New golf course construction; Golf course renovation; Design and build | 1987 |
| Golf Design Unlimited | Norwalk, United States | Driving range design, build and refurbishing; Golf course design and renovations; Architectural design of golf buildings | Not published |
| Golf Range Netting | Tarpon Springs, United States | Golf course and driving range barrier netting; Golf ball property protection netting; Netting design, CAD engineering and installation | Not published |
| Gorilla Netting | Tampa, United States | Driving range netting design and installation; Golf course barrier netting; Pole setting with wood, steel or concrete poles | 2017 |
| Heritage Links (Lexicon) | Little Rock, United States | Golf course construction; Golf course renovation and restoration; Golf course construction management | Not published |
| Huxham Golf Design | Baie-D'Urfé, Canada | Golf course design; Golf course remodeling and restoration; Long range master planning | Not published |
| Huxley Golf | Warnford, United Kingdom | Practice tees and tee lines; Driving range mats and hitting bays; Synthetic putting greens and short game areas | 1946 |
| KCM Construction Group | Bradford, Canada | Golf course renovations and new builds; Greens, tees, bunkers and ponds; Feature shaping and grading | 2010 |
| Kipp Schulties Golf Design | Tequesta, United States | New course construction design; Course redesign and renovation; Conceptual and master planning | Not published |
| Landscapes Unlimited | Lincoln, United States | Golf course construction; Golf course renovation; Grading, shaping and drainage | 1976 |
| Mackenzie & Ebert | Chichester, United Kingdom | New golf course design; Feasibility studies; Layout plans and planning applications | 2005 |
| MGC Developers | East Hartford, United States | Driving range design and construction; Stand-alone driving ranges; Custom themed 18-hole miniature golf courses | 1989 |
| MJ Abbott | Salisbury, United Kingdom | Golf course construction; Golf course renovation of greens, tees and bunkers; Bunker lining and edging | 1965 |
| Morgan Golf Design | Gulf Breeze, United States | Golf course design; Restoration and renovation; Practice and teaching facility design | 1999 |
| Sandtrapper (IVI-Golf) | Binghamton, United States | Bunker liners; Sandtrapper II premium bunker liner; Sandtrapper MD mid-range bunker liner | 1940 |
| SOL Golf | Ballydesmond, Ireland | New golf course construction; Golf course renovation; Shaping and planting | 1998 |
| Southwest Greens | Calhoun, United States | Synthetic putting greens and putting courses; Golf course greens, fringes, roughs and bunkers; Tee lines and hitting stations for driving ranges | 2003 |
| STRI Group | Bingley, United Kingdom | Golf course architecture; Agronomic consultancy; Planning and masterplanning | 1929 |
| SYNLawn Golf | Dalton, United States | Commercial synthetic putting greens and putting courses; Driving range tee lines and hitting mats; Golf simulator turf | 2003 |
| Tour Greens | Dalton, United States | Synthetic practice putting greens; Short game greens; Driving range tee lines | 1996 |
| VM Golf Services | Houston, United States | New golf course construction; Golf course renovation; Irrigation design, installation and repair | 2009 |
| Wadsworth Golf Construction | Plainfield, United States | Golf course planning and pre-construction consultation; New golf course construction; Golf course renovation and restoration | 1958 |
| White Construction Co. | Center Sandwich, United States | New golf course construction; Golf course renovation; Bunker renovation | 1986 |
Of the 25 that publish a founding year, the longest established are STRI Group (1929), Sandtrapper (IVI-Golf) (1940), Huxley Golf (1946) and Wadsworth Golf Construction (1958).
Brands named on their own websites include Better Billy Bunker Method (Better Billy Bunker); ST410 Polymer (Better Billy Bunker); Durabunker (Durabunker); Duracrumb (Durabunker); Better Billy Bunker (Golf Creations); SkyNet (Golf Range Netting); Breakaway Netting System (Gorilla Netting); Premier Tee Turf 2 (Huxley Golf).
A.T.I. Golf Services (GCSAA, GCBAA); Atlantic Golf Construction (EIGCA bronze partner); Bergin Golf Designs (ASGCA); David Williams Golf Design (EIGCA); Golf Creations (GCBAA certified member, Certified Better Billy Bunker installer); Golf Design Unlimited (ASGCA, GCSAA, USGA).
Booth Golf & Leisure: Initial golf course designs: typically completed within 90 days; planning and approval can take up to 24 months in total in a worst case; Gorilla Netting: Netting projects: quote in 3 to 5 business days, engineering review 1 to 2 weeks, materials 2 to 4 weeks, installation 3 to 7 days for mo...; MGC Developers: Miniature golf courses: construction usually takes 6 to 12 weeks, depending on theming and site work; MJ Abbott: Trade counter stock (pipe, fittings, irrigation products, pumps): available for immediate collection at Dinton.
According to their own websites, Booth Golf & Leisure at BTME 2027 (Harrogate Week).
If you want to buy a system from its maker, Durabunker makes synthetic bunker edges and liners, Sandtrapper makes geotextile bunker liners, and Better Billy Bunker makes its ST410 Polymer for bonded gravel bunker floors. Huxley Golf makes all-weather tee and putting surfaces, and Southwest Greens gets its turf from its parent, Shaw Industries.
You can get pump station work from MJ Abbott, which also builds water storage reservoirs and sells pipe and fittings from its trade counter. Heritage Links installs pump stations and 2-wire irrigation systems, KCM Construction Group handles wet well and pump station work, and Landscapes Unlimited installs irrigation controls and automation.
Most golf construction work today is renovation rather than new courses: rebuilt bunkers, new tees, drainage, practice areas and short-game facilities. Projects usually start with a golf course architect, who designs the work and often manages the bidding, followed by a specialist contractor who builds it.
This section lists architects, construction and renovation contractors, bunker renovation specialists, synthetic putting green installers, and companies that build driving ranges and practice facilities. Each listing links to the firm's own website, where you can see its project list, and shows the date we last checked it.
Ask for recent comparable projects, references from clubs, insurance details and how the firm handles weather delays before you hire anyone.
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List your business free| Show | Dates | Venue | Sectors | Visitors |
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| SALTEX 2026 | 11-12 November 2026 | NEC, Birmingham | Golf course construction and design, Golf course equipment and maintenance | 7,463 |
| GCSAA Conference and Trade Show 2027 (formerly Golf Industry Show) | 16-21 January 2027 | New Orleans convention centre | Golf course construction and design, Golf course equipment and maintenance | 12,820 |
| BTME 2027 (Harrogate Week) | 26-28 January 2027 | Harrogate Convention Centre | Golf course construction and design, Golf course equipment and maintenance | |
| Canadian Golf Course Management Conference and Trade Show 2027 | 23-25 February 2027 | Halifax Convention Centre | Golf course equipment and maintenance, Golf course construction and design |
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38 of 38 listings have a mapped address.
34 suppliers: 20 in the United States, 10 in the United Kingdom, 2 in Ireland and 2 in Canada. The comparison table lists them in alphabetical order.
A.T.I. Golf Services, Bergin Golf Designs, Better Billy Bunker, CreekBridge Construction, Golf Creations, Golf Design Unlimited, Golf Range Netting, Gorilla Netting, Heritage Links (Lexicon), Kipp Schulties Golf Design, Landscapes Unlimited and MGC Developers, among others.
You can hire Booth Golf & Leisure for driving ranges, short game areas and par 3 courses in the UK. MGC Developers builds stand-alone driving ranges across the continental US, and Golf Design Unlimited designs ranges and teaching centers. For surfaces and netting, Huxley Golf supplies range mats and tee lines and Gorilla Netting installs ball-stop netting and poles.
Yes, with two UK firms. Booth Golf & Leisure says it can fund the early and mid stages of a project and lists zero up-front cost development. Contour Golf explains that importing inert soil for an approved scheme lets a permitted site charge hauliers a royalty, which can offset the cost of new holes or a practice facility.
Booth Golf & Leisure, CJW Golf, Clayton, DeVries & Pont, Contour Golf, David Williams Golf Design and Durabunker (United Kingdom); Atlantic Golf Construction and SOL Golf (Ireland); Huxham Golf Design and KCM Construction Group (Canada).
Of the 25 that publish a founding year, the longest established are STRI Group (1929), Sandtrapper (IVI-Golf) (1940), Huxley Golf (1946) and Wadsworth Golf Construction (1958).
You can check every answer against the 38 listings in this section: each one is worked out from what they publish.