Golf Course Architecture
GOLF COURSE ARCHITECTURE
We are inspired to be creative and thoughtful to offer highly engaging, beautiful, strategic and environmentally beneficial golf architecture.
As stewards of the environment and caretakers of golf we are privileged to develop courses that will be recognized as classic tests of golf and an exceptional benefit to the community. Our success can be traced to a commitment to the client, the game of golf and our respect for the land.
We have projects that are award winning and have received critical acclaim. But, more importantly, our work is environmentally beneficial, economically successful and operationally efficient.
Project Updates / News
Park Ridge Country Club
April 16, 2019
Martin Design has prepared a bunker renovation plan, and reviewed options to increase the practice capabilities of this great private club. Due to Covid-19, Wadsworth Golf Construction will begin IMMEDIATELY. PARK RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB has elected to use this time productively and begin work. The work includes improving bunker style, aesthetics, drainage, maintenance requirements, playability and relevance. Work will be completed by year's end.
Settler's Hill Golf Course
April 16, 2019
After years attempting to accommodate a practice facility at Settler's Hill Golf Course in Geneva, Illinois work will begin later in 2020. The permitting, regulatory and environmental issues presented at Settler's Hill are numerous. Ultimately, this new facility will be coordinated with a new clubhouse and clubhouse location for all visitors to Settlers Hill. This project includes a full refresh of the golf course including 2 new holes, drainage improvements, fully renovated greens, bunkers and tees, grassing and new irrigation along with the addition of a practice range and youth links.
Naperville Park District Golf Courses
April 16, 2019
Springbrook and Naperbrook Golf Courses have completed Master Improvement Planning. Improvements include Irrigation, drainage, bunkers, tees, tree cover, playability, maintenance issues, paths, tees and green surrounds will all be reviewed as part of the improvements. Phasing options and implementation alternatives are being considered and detailed planning for both should begin this summer.