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HOW IS A GOLFCOURSE <br /> SUPPORTING QUESTIONS: start operation with a temporary facility for exactly <br /> that reason. Perhaps an attractive double-wide or ..� <br /> 1. What Is the Actual Land Cost? possibly the first small phase of the clubhouse, to be <br /> added to later. The function is to get golfers playing <br /> 2. How Much Will Your Planned your course. <br /> Facilities Cost? <br /> But in considering function,don't shortchange your- <br /> 3. What Will the Course Construction self or the project on quality. Do it right.It is better to <br /> Costs Be? have a smaller first-class facility than a spacious one i <br /> 4. What Will the Architect Charge? that will cost more to operate and maintain up front, <br /> and will cost more to redo in a few years. You can <br /> always expand a quality, well-planned first phase <br /> STEP 1: clubhouse. <br /> Land Cost Except for the clubhouse itself, you may want to <br /> include most of the other facilities in conjunction with <br /> At this stage you should have a practical figure of the course construction budget. It is often easier to <br /> what,if anything,land for the course will cost,includ- complete some of them during construction. For ex- <br /> ing any extra land you may have decided to acquire for ample,it costs considerably more and disrupts play to <br /> later use,sale or expansion.If that land is acquired as wait until after the course is completed to install golf <br /> part of a major annexation, the primary costs, of car paths.In certain cases you could be damaging parts <br /> course,will be legal fees.And,in rare instances,it may of the course already in play. <br /> be possible to acquire enough land by condemnation <br /> and eminent domain if the subsequent"public good" STEP 3: <br /> of a municipal golf course and other recreational area <br /> can be sufficiently proved. Construction Costs <br /> In any case,make sure in the title search that the land The cost of building a course varies widely.It is based <br /> acquired is not encumbered with such things as pre- on the contour of the land, the type of soil, the <br /> committed sewer lines,projected power lines or future vegetation,water and wetlands,section of the country, <br /> right-of-ways,and that you know of any earlier ease- the labor market and other factors.You may choose to <br /> ments. Make sure you have water rights, too. use the following rule-of-thumb 1988 average range <br /> estimates from the American Society of Golf Course <br /> STEP 2: Architects: <br /> Facilities Cost Construction of 18-holes $1,500,000 to $3,500,000 <br /> Maintenance equipment 250,000 to 450,000 <br /> Based on the type of facilities you have planned, as Maintenance building 100,000 to 250,000 <br /> discussed in chapter 3,you should have decided what Annual Maintenance budget 200,000 to 500,000 <br /> to build during the first stage and at subsequent stages. <br /> The first stage will include the maintenance facilities, These figures include the basic course construction, <br /> golf car storage,possibly golf car paths and shelters. irrigation system,shelters,bridges and cart paths and <br /> Later stages would likely include the clubhouse and grow-in costs (the maturation time for the newly <br /> other planned amenities. grassed course).Note of caution:The additional time <br /> it might take to grow-in a course because of weather or <br /> To emphasize an earlier point,in planning your club- other factors could result in subsequent costs as much <br /> house, put primary emphasis on function. This will as$200,000 or more. It could be a major figure added <br /> help you keep the cost down.Many good golf courses to your total construction costs. <br /> 26 Guidelines for Planning and Developing a Public Golf Course <br />
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