Tournaments and club events
The courses in Trophy Club host charity tournaments, member days and corporate outings where players are spread across the whole property. A Trophy Club tournament order puts units at cart path turnouts and the halfway point, because a golfer will not walk back to the clubhouse mid-round.
Turf conditioning matters more than anything else on a Trophy Club course, so nothing is driven across a fairway. We set every Trophy Club unit from the cart path or a service track and collect the same way once play has finished.
Custom houses on the fairway lots
Building on a Trophy Club fairway lot means a narrow site, an occupied neighborhood and a golf course boundary behind the fence. A Trophy Club build keeps one standard unit at the street end of the lot, since the rear has to stay clear of the course entirely.
Deliveries in Trophy Club use streets that were built for residents rather than construction traffic. We take the Trophy Club drops early in the day, before the school run and the club traffic fill those same roads.
Parks, trails and town projects
Trophy Club maintains parks, trails and drainage ways that need clearing, resurfacing and erosion repair through the year. A Trophy Club parks crew works from a small parking lot, so the unit sits at the paved head rather than down the trail.
Town paving and utility projects in Trophy Club run in short closures to keep residents moving. We set those Trophy Club units inside the barricaded section next to the crew, and move them as the closure walks along the street. Residents on a Trophy Club street keep their driveways throughout, so nothing is left standing overnight where a car needs to turn in.