Residential subdivisions are often seen as a means of funding golf course developments. Site conditions will determine what kind of residential development will most profitably support the construction costs of a golf course. CGD can undertake assessments of a site and advise on the best relationship between subdivision and play areas.

Increasingly, clubs and developers are facing environmental difficulties with their golf facilities. CGD advises many clubs and developers on:

Incorporating all/some of the various studies listed above, CGD offers a project management service that covers whole or part of any golf development working across all stakeholders in setting time schedules/accountabilities, and pulling the project through each stage. This is a pivotal role in meeting tight time frames and reducing overall costs associated with time delays throughout any project.

CGD can provide customized studies to identify areas of revenue shortfalls:

• Food and beverage operational review
• Clubhouse analysis and review
• Complete financial statement analysis
• Pro shop analysis
• Driving range analysis and review
• Golf cart usage/revenue analysis
• Membership/marketing plan
• Agronomic review
• Management contract review
• Review of lease/concession agreements