3 Surprising Ways Outsourcing Course Maintenance Saves Money

When it comes to your golf course maintenance, you’ve probably seen it all, from passing fads to age-old problems (hello, staffing challenges). Not much can surprise you, but we promise these facts will. Believe it or not, outsourcing your golf course maintenance could actually save you money. Our clients experience an annual savings up to 10 percent, in addition to improving player experience. Here’s how:

Outsourcing Can Put Your Renovations Within Reach

Sometimes it can feel like the list of improvements your course needs is unending, yet your budget is unyielding. Outsourcing your golf course maintenance helps with this in two ways. First, our operational experts help you create a plan for upcoming renovations that mitigates the impact on your budget year-over-year. Second, we can provide capital investment funding for the projects you choose, so you can maintain the quality of your course and your competitive advantage.

Outsourcing Can Help You Avoid Expensive Problems

Wouldn’t it be great to have an PhD agronomist on speed dial to help you troubleshoot the turf issues at the ninth hole? When you outsource your golf course maintenance, it’s possible. Our partner courses enjoy seamless access to our agronomic and operational experts as an extension of their own teams. As a result, potential issues are addressed correctly from the beginning — before they can balloon — yielding valuable cost containment and better conditions.

Outsourcing Can Boost Your Purchasing Power

Thanks to our national scale, we receive discounted rates on equipment, supplies, and more, which we pass on to our clients. Plus, we’re able to purchase your existing equipment and use it for your benefit, putting more money back into your pocket.

It may seem counterintuitive, but it is possible to cut costs without cutting quality. Best of all, it doesn’t require adhering to a cookie cutter strategy, but rather a personalized plan that’s developed hand-in-hand with you. Now that’s a welcome surprise.