Course maintenance and turf projects
Golf keeps Whiskey Creek in steady work that most residential communities never generate, from bunker rebuilds to irrigation replacement and green resurfacing. A Whiskey Creek course crew wants the unit on a cart path or the maintenance yard apron, because a loaded unit on turf is the one thing a superintendent will not accept.
Timing matters as much as placement on a Whiskey Creek course job, since work happens around play. We schedule Whiskey Creek service early in the morning so a truck is off the property before the first tee times fill.
Clubhouse events and community dates
The clubhouse gives Whiskey Creek a calendar of tournaments, member dinners and charity days through the season. A Whiskey Creek tournament takes standard units at the far parking lot edge with deluxe flushing units near the first tee and the halfway point.
Charity and member evenings in Whiskey Creek want something better than a site unit at the entrance. We bring the climate-controlled trailer to those Whiskey Creek dates where there is level parking and a straight approach for the tow vehicle.
Houses on the fairway edge
Residential work across Whiskey Creek is remodelling rather than building, since the grid was finished decades ago. A Whiskey Creek renovation takes one standard unit on the drive for the length of the job, screened from the fairway side where neighbors and players can see it.
The creek keeps the low ground through Whiskey Creek damp for much of the year. A Whiskey Creek unit goes on the drive or a paver apron, and the driver brings boards where irrigation would otherwise leave a mark on the lawn.