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For many golf courses, the greatest barrier to considering outsourcing is the belief that their internal teams can do better. But what if outsourcing wasn’t an either/or proposition? What if outsourcing was an equation in which you gain additional resources that support your ability to create better course conditions and operational efficiency?

BrightView Golf Maintenance recently added to its industry-leading portfolio of 29 municipal partners by signing a partnership agreement with the City of Gainesville at its 18-hole Ironwood Golf Club, located in north-central Florida.

Continuing its mission as the premier provider of golf course maintenance services, BrightView Golf Maintenance added to its industry-leading portfolio by signing a partnership agreement with the Southport residential community on Cape Cod to maintain their 9-hole golf course.

As humans, we see our primary care physician on a regular basis to proactively evaluate our vital signs, blood work, and overall physical condition. Likewise, a superintendent should perform frequent diagnostic testing on their golf course to collect vital information – including the health of the course’s turf and soil. Below are recommended frequent diagnostic testing that should be performed on a golf course: 

 

The pandemic may have infused a well needed boom in golf’s interest and rounds being played, but it has also created challenges that are causing operators to tighten their grip.

BrightView will be responsible for all aspects of course maintenance, including turf, irrigation, and equipment, with a main priority to always provide the finest of golf course conditions.

BrightView Golf Maintenance currently engages in the same activity with 27 municipalities maintaining 576 holes of golf in eight states. Municipal partners represent roughly 1/3 of our course portfolio. We are proud of each partnership and address them individually.

With summer upon us, the days are growing longer and for many courses, the golf season is in full swing. Your plans and budgets are in place to help guide your superintendent and maintenance program through the heat of the summer and rest of the year.

BrightView team members Ryan Smith, Regional Sales Leader, Mid-Atlantic, and Jason Mullins, Business Developer, Senior, Mid-Atlantic, participated in the annual event June 14.

BrightView will be responsible for all aspects of course maintenance, including turf, irrigation and equipment, with the goal of providing players outstanding golf course conditions.