South Suburban Golf Course Irrigation Replacement

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The South Suburban Golf Course will undergo a vital upgrade to its irrigation system, with construction anticipated to begin at the end of September 2026 and last until approximately the beginning of June 2027. The course will remain open for play during construction with revised routings to avoid holes under active construction. Please pay attention to any revisions to the course routing when playing golf during the construction process, and respect any hole closures.

The new irrigation system will replace the existing aging system for the 18-hole regulation course, the 9-hole par-3 course, the driving range, and the entryway and clubhouse landscape areas. In addition to new pipes and sprinklers, the project will also include a new state-of-the-art irrigation controller. This will give the maintenance staff better control of the system, allowing for improved turf conditions while simultaneously reducing water usage. The project is also expected to reduce the amount of irrigated turf by up to 50 acres, further reducing water usage and operational costs, and allowing the staff to focus their efforts and resources on the most critical areas of golf play.

The South Suburban Golf Course will undergo a vital upgrade to its irrigation system, with construction anticipated to begin at the end of September 2026 and last until approximately the beginning of June 2027. The course will remain open for play during construction with revised routings to avoid holes under active construction. Please pay attention to any revisions to the course routing when playing golf during the construction process, and respect any hole closures.

The new irrigation system will replace the existing aging system for the 18-hole regulation course, the 9-hole par-3 course, the driving range, and the entryway and clubhouse landscape areas. In addition to new pipes and sprinklers, the project will also include a new state-of-the-art irrigation controller. This will give the maintenance staff better control of the system, allowing for improved turf conditions while simultaneously reducing water usage. The project is also expected to reduce the amount of irrigated turf by up to 50 acres, further reducing water usage and operational costs, and allowing the staff to focus their efforts and resources on the most critical areas of golf play.

  • Construction Staging Area

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    The contractor has begun work on the irrigation replacement project. While the majority work will be conducted around the entire golf course, the contractor's staging area will be located between Hole #2 and the golf course perimeter access road (as shown on the attached exhibit). We have directed the contractor to minimize noise, dust, and overall disturbance in the staging area. Please reach out to misaacman@ssprd.org with any questions, concerns, or comments.

    The contractor has begun work on the irrigation replacement project. While the majority work will be conducted around the entire golf course, the contractor's staging area will be located between Hole #2 and the golf course perimeter access road (as shown on the attached exhibit). We have directed the contractor to minimize noise, dust, and overall disturbance in the staging area. Please reach out to misaacman@ssprd.org with any questions, concerns, or comments.

  • Construction Commences

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    Construction activities have started on the irrigation project, with conduit boring on E. Links Parkway near the golf course entry. The boring in this area is expected to be complete in the next few days, after which the subcontractor will move to the interior of the golf course. Primary irrigation construction will begin the week of October 12, 2026, and their work will largely take place in the interior of the golf course for most of the fall months. As a reminder, the contractor's employees will be using a portion of E. Links Parkway for their employee parking, adjacent to the wooden/brick fence behind the golf maintenance facility.

    Construction activities have started on the irrigation project, with conduit boring on E. Links Parkway near the golf course entry. The boring in this area is expected to be complete in the next few days, after which the subcontractor will move to the interior of the golf course. Primary irrigation construction will begin the week of October 12, 2026, and their work will largely take place in the interior of the golf course for most of the fall months. As a reminder, the contractor's employees will be using a portion of E. Links Parkway for their employee parking, adjacent to the wooden/brick fence behind the golf maintenance facility.

Page last updated: 14 Oct 2026, 10:17 AM