Maps can help with course management, communications with staff and golfers, environmental management planning and future course developments. An accurate, user-friendly map that can be tailored to suit many purposes is a great asset for a club.
Basic course management package
Our basic map includes:
- Playing surfaces, tees, fairways, bunkers and greens
- Areas for all the playing surfaces
- Main environmental features – trees, wetlands, woodland and other habitats
- Aerial photography
- Ordnance Survey map data
- Internal tracks and paths
- Clubhouse
- Greenkeepers sheds and stores
Benefits
- See the whole course at a glance for planning course management
- Calculate inputs correctly to accurately predict costs and application rates
- Use colourful maps for scorecards, signposts, website & member information packs
- Plan management of habitats
Enhanced course management package
Our enhanced map will include:
- Drainage and irrigation plans
- Contour lines
- Environmental/habitat planning (gorse management, tree planting)
- Waste management sites
- Natural capital assessment
- Title maps
Benefits
- Audit your natural capital (e.g. tree survey / erosion monitoring)
- Plan environmental improvements and management
Additional services
For better communication with club members and the public, we offer:
- Old maps and photos
- Wildlife locations and management overview
- Rights of way or paths
- Classified habitats e.g. SSSI
Benefits
- Better presentation of golf course on information signs
- Help direct non-golfers along specified tracks
Case studies
Montrose Golf Links
Winner of the Scottish Golf Environment Award 2007. Our maps were used as a base for planning and course management.
- Course map will allow monitoring of any erosion over time
- Maps were used in habitat management
- Staff use from weekly ‘workplan maps’ to keep on top of tasks
Royal Troon Golf Club
The map is an essential part of the environmental management plan and ornithological audit. It allows monitoring of gorse management, cutting and regeneration.
