How to read the project evidence
This archive separates independently documented work from checked JK Irrigation project records. External sources are linked where they exist. Company records describe only the confirmed scope and do not imply a client endorsement, retained contract or result that has not been evidenced.
The selected records above are the strongest current starting points. The grouped routes below help buyers find comparable work without turning the archive into a long list of names.
Golf course installation and renewal
- Richmond Golf Club: a Rain Bird whole-course control conversion independently documented by Rain Bird and trade media.
- Bicester Golf Club: a checked record covering a complete irrigation system and associated construction.
- Billingbear Park: a checked complete-system record including underground installation and water-transfer work.
- Mid Kent Golf Club: new course-wide greens irrigation with mole-plough installation, presented as a checked JK Irrigation project record.
- The Addington: phased irrigation work linked to newly constructed holes.
- Swinley Forest Golf Club: Toro-system upgrade work connected with the club's hole-improvement programme.
See the broader golf course irrigation capability for new systems, phased renewals, control upgrades and operational planning.
Schools, cricket and sports turf
- Bedford School: JK Irrigation designed and installed the automated Hunter system documented in independent trade coverage.
- St Dunstan's College Sports Ground: a checked record of water storage, distribution and hand-watering connections.
- Sevenoaks School: JK Irrigation records show year-on-year improvement work to the existing irrigation system. The archive does not state unconfirmed phase details or use unapproved imagery.
Education and facilities teams can also review sports turf and leisure irrigation, which covers operational access, future expansion and the wider water system.
Water, pumping and transfer
Checked project records cover tanks, pump sets, lake transfer, stormwater duties, break tanks and borehole systems. The design requirement varies by site, so capacities, controls and results are not generalised across the portfolio.
- Altonwood Group: selected pump-set and storage work across group sites.
- Guildford Golf Club: checked pump-set and storage-tank records.
- Blacknest, now Mad Swans: pump-set and tank work presented under the correct current name.
- West Herts Golf Club: renewal of pumping, rising main and controls serving an existing borehole.
- The Buckinghamshire: a proportionate record of river-transfer pump work and separate technical attendance.
- The Grove: checked river-transfer pump work and separate service attendance, without implying a retained contract.
The water, pumps and storage page explains how source, refill, storage, pump duty and distribution are considered together. Separate guidance covers solar-powered water transfer and break tanks and multi-source systems.
Construction, course development and complex sites
JK Irrigation's checked records include mole-plough installation, excavated pipe routes, irrigation buildings, equipment bases, grow-in support, new-hole irrigation and phased improvement work.
- Cruden Bay: irrigation support connected with new-hole work, without implying that wider project details are independently verified.
- Woldingham and Westerham: irrigation involvement linked to tee-project phases.
- Isle of Purbeck: checked cable-network and pumping-system work.
Related routes cover course development and grow-in, pipework, mole ploughing and construction, and complex sites and confidential estates.
From evidence to a practical project route
Every new enquiry starts with the site, the existing system and the decision ahead. Review how JK Irrigation delivers projects, meet the people and operations behind the work, or discuss a project.
Incomplete project shells remain excluded from the featured archive until their facts, images and publication permissions are ready.