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The Golf Course Development Process: Questions & Answers
The decision to develop a new golf course is serious business. It requires significant time, land, resources and money. This guide helps explain the process down to the last detail.
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Master Planning for Golf Courses: Questions & Answers
Master Planning yields great returns for anyone managing a golf course or considering a remodeling project. This document helps superintendents, club owners, managers and leaders understand the benefits of Master Planning — and its important component, Life Cycle Planning — for golf courses.
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The Golf Course Remodeling Process: Questions & Answers
The remodeling of a golf course is undertaken for a variety of reasons. This document is a guide for the golf course owner or club planning a remodeling project.
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Selecting Your Golf Course Architect: Questions & Answers
This four-page piece provides owners, developers and managers with details on the complex role a golf course architect plays in the planning, designing and building of a course.
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Sample Request for Proposal for Golf Course Architectural Services
This document is an excellent companion to ASGCA's Selecting Your Golf Course Architect: Questions & Answers brochure, and provides owners, developers and managers with an essential framework for soliciting bids from golf course architects on their new course design or redesign project.
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Life Cycle Chart
Compiled by ASGCA and reviewed by seven of the other Allied Associations of Golf (CMAA, GCBAA, GCSAA, NGCOA, NGF, PGA and USGA), the Life Cycle Chart is particularly important for long-term planning. It has two important planning applications for golf clubs: (1) to anticipate capital expenditures and (2) to foresee disruptions to play caused by unexpected component failure.
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