Golf Land Solutions

It can be in the best interests of the club to relocate – financially as well as for the game. We have extensive experience in this process and can quickly evaluate whether your club is a candidate.

For previous relocation projects, we have overseen the entire process, from sales negotiations, planning, acquisition of an alternative space and course design and build.

See our Case Studies here and here.

Call Bruce Weller on 0789 989 0545 today to discuss the possibilities.

Giving over an amount of golf club land to housing can generate financial gains.

Smaller residential projects can be a quick solution. Weller and Feilden + Mawson LLP Architects can work with independent, local housing developers to design plans and gain permission relatively quickly and come up with solutions for your golf course remaining in use during all stages of project delivery.

Larger housing projects, including course relocation to facilitate housing development, can have the potential for significant financial gains.

See our Case Studies here and here.

Call Bruce Weller on 0789 989 0545 today to discuss the possibilities.

An attractive plot of lodges can be quickly designed, approved and built to enhance your golf course, and bring in revenue either through sales – offering unique opportunities to your members – or through holiday rentals.

If you have more space, sensitively designed holiday/caravan parks, with sports and leisure facilities as an option, can bring in a steady, year-round revenue stream.

See our Case Studies here and here.

Call Bruce Weller on 0789 989 0545 today to discuss the possibilities.

We have many years of combined experience designing and project managing sports, leisure and recreation facilities provision for golf courses, local authorities, schools and sports clubs. We have worked on projects including:

• Multi-surface sports pitches – these can attract new client bases and regular income and can also attract clients to your other leisure facilities.
• Practice facilities – from driving ranges to short game areas and practice nets, these facilities can enhance footfall during bad weather and help time-poor members keep their hand in.
• Pump tracks and bike trails or cycle circuits – building a cycling track around your golf course can bring in revenue via an on-course bike shop and from increased footfall in your clubhouse or café.
• Spas and gyms – open to club members and non-members, can be built onto existing buildings and can require little additional space. They can be a source of reliable, year-round revenue and attract a new market to your golf club.
• Adventure Golf – this phenomenon has proved unanimously popular with children and families as well as schools, youth groups and corporate team building events.
• Ornamental putting greens – an opportunity to attract an older, affluent client base while enhancing the plant interest and aesthetics of your golf course.
• Catering and restaurant facilities – with many golf clubs gaining revenue from family functions and business bookings, enhancing catering, restaurant and hospitality functions can be a way to increase this revenue.

Many of these types of projects are candidates for funding and/or grants.

See our Case Studies here, here and here.

Call Bruce Weller on 0789 989 0545 today to discuss the possibilities.