Lighting Design for Golf Courses and Driving Ranges
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- Professionally Designed Lighting Layout
- Fixture Count & Recommendation
- Improved Energy Efficiency & Reduced Maintenance


How long does it take to get a plan?
1-2 for indoor and 2-3 days for outdoor projects
What to Expect When Requesting a Lighting Plan
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What Goes into Successful Lighting Design for Golf Courses and Driving Ranges?
Selecting the right LED Lights for golf courses and driving ranges will help provide proper lighting, and sufficient vertical illumination and meet the lighting requirements necessary for proper light uniformity.
Lighting nearer the golfers should be brighter than light at the far end of the range. But every operator has their own needs and requirements, and our lighting design can accommodate most needs and requirements.
What Goes into Successful Driving Range Lighting Design?
Driving range lighting is unique in that driving ranges are very long and narrow. We have found that good driving range lighting design starts with the lights being mounted behind the golfers and then is supplemented with additional pole-mounted down-range lights to light up the second half of the range.
What are the Recommended Foot Candles for Golf Courses?
- Tee Box: 30-50 fc
- Fairway: 10-20 fc
- Putting Green: 50-100 fc
What are the Recommended Foot Candles for Driving Ranges?
- Driving Range: Recreational: 30-50 fc
- Driving Range: Club Level: 50-75 fc
How Can I Light My Golf Course for Night Play?
Night golf is becoming more common, but it takes a dedicated amount of time as each hole is unique. Greens need better lighting than fairways, but fairways need enough light so golfers can easily track and find their golf balls.
Can You Recommend Lighting Fixtures and Where to Add a Light Pole?
Being able to provide night lighting fixtures with an LED Flood light or golf lighting narrow light distribution floodlights will provide the proper light projection for any recreational golf course interested in night lighting. Our lighting plans will show you where to place poles and how many lights are needed per pole.
What is the Difference Between a Lighting Design Calculator and a Lighting Plan?
Use a calculator if:
- You are looking for a free, online tool to quickly calculate the number of fixtures you need
- You want quick, simple, and immediate results
- You are looking for a count of light fixtures needed based on a specific budget
- You need a rough estimate on quantity and layout/configuration does not matter
- There is no need to include specific light balance and shadows in your documentation
Use a lighting plan layout if:
- You would like a professional lighting plan engineer to review your requirements
- You need a calculated lighting plan that shows foot candle readings
- You need to see how balanced the light levels are, and you care about reducing shadows
- You want to show aiming angles, and light positions in scale within your indoor or outdoor area
- You need professional assurance that the lights you buy will be the right choice