We promote strategical golf courses, which are attractive and challenging for the enjoyment of all standards of players, and which fit into the existing landscape.

How we develop a golf course
After we have been initially approached by the client we:

1- Discuss in as much detail as possible: site history, locations of drains, services, problem areas, aerial photographs, budget, etc.
2- Supply a detailed list of the above for further investigation
3- Make an early site visit
4- Finalise the offer of services
5- Provide a formal contract/agreement with terms and conditions
6- Carry out a thorough investigation of the site*
7- Develop several sketches/preliminary routing plans for approval
8- Produce final master plan
9- Provide detailing of the project**
10- Supply construction documents
11- Co-ordinate contractor
12- Oversee the construction process
13- Oversee the growing-in period
14- Are on hand to advise right up until course opening

*The key design elements for investigation and research

Topography: nature of the landscape formation, changes in level, features
Soils: characteristics of the soil


Geology: rock formations, depth, hardness
Vegetation & Ecology: types, locations, sizes, native
Water: availability (when), storage, suitable
Golf course character: type, feasibility

**Detailed design stages

Master plan: overall plan with: clubhouse location, driving range and practise facilities, tees, greens, bunkers, fairways, semi rough, rough, water features, any other


Clearance and staking plan: setting out by competent surveyor
Initial grading plan: basic shaping-muck shift contractor
Detailed grading plan: location of various grass species
Establishment-grassing plan: availability (when), storage, suitable
Drainage plan: drainage system for all playing areas


Landscape concept plan: landscape planting strategy and planting plans
Irrigation plan: independent irrigation specialist or irrigation supply companies
Green details: contoured plans for every green, including the bunkers on the surrounds and approaches, pin positions, drains
Access plans: vehicular access, buggy and bicycle tracks, maintenance roads, footpaths
Construction details: drawings as required, illustrating the construction
Specifications: construction procedure requirements, bills of quantities
Tender evaluation: assist the client in reviewing the bids received
Construction period: regular site inspection: inspect the progress and quality, conduct meetings, sample taking
Full-time construction supervisor: independent project manager: quality control, organise, inspect daily work
Construction shapers: wide range of independent shapers


Topography: we can supply a detailed brief for the surveyor
Agronomy:
1- Planning and pre-construction: determine soil types and potential problems particularly for drainage, specification for the green and tee root zone, and undertaking sample taking and analyse, specification for the seeding, fertilising, pesticide and herbicide applications
2- Course maintenance: advice, summaries of work, compilation, specifications, soil analyses, fertiliser program, machinery requirements, staff selection
Environmental specialist: ecologist to obtain permits
Visualisations: fly-throughs, 3D presentations