Irrigation integrated with course development
New holes, tees, practice areas and phased upgrades need irrigation planned with the wider construction programme. Water availability, pump and controller capacity, pipe and cable routes, drainage, shaping, turf establishment and access all influence the sequence.
JK Irrigation can deliver the irrigation package, coordinate with appointed designers and contractors, and support testing and grow-in. The scope is defined for each project.
Phased work at The Addington
JK Irrigation's checked record covers a five-year sequence of annual return visits and irrigation upgrades at The Addington, including complete irrigation for newly constructed holes across tees, fairways, approaches and greens, plus mole-plough installation.
The Addington record states only the work currently supported by JK Irrigation's checked project information. Individual phase details, technical specifications and dates are not stated unless verified. View the Addington project record.
New holes, tees and practice areas
Checked records include complete irrigation for newly constructed holes at Cruden Bay, recurring upgrades connected with hole-development work at Swinley Forest, and grow-in irrigation within wider pumping, transfer and construction work at Warley Park.
Further records include work for a new practice area at Brocket Hall, course-wide greens irrigation at Mid Kent, and tee-construction involvement at Westerham, Woldingham and West Herts. No unverified specifications are stated.
Working with construction teams
JK Irrigation can deliver a defined irrigation package within a wider programme. Company records include agreed product-supply and installation elements alongside 1st Golf at Wexham Park Golf Centre and Mad Swans. Historical project collaboration also includes Ely Construction and FJ Lovett.
These references do not imply a current partnership or responsibility for work outside JK Irrigation's agreed package.
From construction to grow-in
- Review water source, pump duty and controller capacity
- Coordinate pipe and cable routes with shaping and drainage
- Agree connections to retained systems
- Plan access, materials and installation sequence
- Test each completed section before it is covered or handed over
- Record completed assets and future connection points
Operating sites may also need temporary connections, route protection and clear communication with the course team.
Explore the delivery route
Pipework, mole ploughing and construction