Golf Club Access Roads, Car Parks and Paths

What we surface at golf clubs

• Long access roads from the public road to the clubhouse
• Members' and visitors' car parks
• Buggy and trolley paths
• Greenkeepers' sheds and maintenance yards
• Service roads to the halfway house and practice ground

Surface dressing for a natural finish

Hot tar and chip surface dressing suits golf courses well. A golden gravel or granite chip finish blends into the landscape, gives grip on slopes, and costs much less than tarmac over a long access road. It's also a good way to refresh an older tarmac road that is still sound but greying and starting to crack. If you'd prefer a black finish, we can add our bitumen armour seal on top, which seals the surface with no loose stone chippings, ideal for buggy paths and clubhouse areas.

Tarmac where it matters

For car parks that see lots of turning, and for yards that take heavy machinery, we lay machine-laid tarmac and carry out pothole and edge repairs.

Working around the golfing calendar

We plan around competitions, open days and busy weekends, and can work in sections so the club stays open.

We work for golf clubs across Scotland, from Ayrshire's coastal links to parkland and highland courses in Perthshire, Fife, the Lothians, Stirling and beyond.

From driveways to car parks, roads and major road surfacing projects, we handle jobs of every size.

Related services and projects

• Pubs, restaurants and clubhouses
• Leisure sites
• Our commercial surfacing projects