THE CASTLE GOLF PROCESS
The Process of Planning, Designing, and Building a Miniature Golf Course COURSE STYLESHOW TO BUILD A MINI GOLF COURSE
The formal design process at Castle Golf begins with the Retainer/Design Phase. This is a back and forth process between the client and Castle Golf. Considerations are given to style of play, hole characteristics, overall appearance and theme development if required. This process continues until we have reached a consensus on design and costs.
The mini golf course layout process typically takes about four to eight weeks depending upon size and complexity. Much of this time is simply the result of thinking through issues and exchanging ideas and information. All formal design work is done in AutoCAD.
Construction time on an 18-hole course, bumper boat lagoon and batting cage system would typically take about 12 to 14 weeks, though allowance may need to be made for weather. Final theme structure and special effects decisions and their associated complexities could also impact this time. Construction of other project elements such as a building should be going on simultaneously to provide a coordinated and predictable opening date.
Construction time on an 18-hole course alone is about 8 weeks.
Our approach, when considering a mini golf course layout, is to bring in our own project manager and crew. Our project managers have been with Castle Golf ten or more years. With this experience and the extensive design detail we deliver a high degree of quality and design/construction integrity to the project. We will bring our own crew for most work, though electrical (because of the local permitting/inspection process) and landscaping are commonly handled by local licensed contractors.