PLANNING

The success of any project depends on proper planning. Time spent on planning is never a waste, its an investment worth going for. During the planning stage various important questions are to be addressed by experienced advisors. Some of these questions are:

• Is the site strategically located for Golf Course development?

• How is the accessibility to the site?

• How is the market demand and future potential for a golf course?

• Is the project going to be self sustaining and commercially viable?

• What is the expected return on investment (ROI)?

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GOLF DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE

Following through on the ground study, a route plan on paper is indeed mandatory today. The more complete and accurate the site data, the greater the opportunity for the designer to achieve a layout of the highest quality consistent with the client’s budget and intentions. Site data are part of the inventory that the architect needs and uses to achieve the concept.

A routing plan includes – Core layouts, arrangement of holes, variety of holes, practice facilities, club house area selection, short course options, safety, siting golf car paths, siting shelters, siting the equipment building, turf & tree nurseries, future alteration and developments etc.

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GOLF COURSE RENOVATION & REMODELING

Golf course renovation is not a uniform or an easy task. Every course has its own problems that need to be fixed using different approach and resources. But, in the end, the upgrading, renewal, remodelling or modernizing of any existing course is inevitable and unavoidable.

When evaluating whether renovation is needed, it is important to calculate realistic cost estimate for the whole construction. In addition to this you should estimate how many new members new enhanced course will attract and how much green fee and clubhouse sales can be increased. On the other hand you must also evaluate how much your cash flow will be decreased during construction to balance the calculations.

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