Sand Bunker Renovation Project at Atlantis Golf Course Awarded to Turco Golf
AAtlantis Golf Course in Ocean County, NJ.
For Immediate Release
LITTLE EGG HARBOR, NJ — Turco Golf, a leading golf course construction company, is proud to announce the award of the renovation project at Atlantis Golf Course in Ocean County, New Jersey. Designed by renowned golf architect Stephen Kay, the project will focus on renovating sand bunkers on holes 2, 6, 9, 10, and 16, with the aim of improving the overall golfing experience for players.
Turco Golf will bring its construction expertise to the project, tasked with the rebuilding of eight existing bunkers, as well as building one new sand bunker. The bunker construction includes all new drainage and the installation of new sod. The goal is to provide golfers with a more enjoyable and challenging experience on the course.
The Atlantis Golf Course is a cherished part of the Ocean County community and Turco Golf is honored to have the opportunity to enhance its beauty and playability. The project is expected to be completed by the end of March, with the course remaining open for play during this time.
"We are thrilled to collaborate with golf architect Stephen Kay and bring our construction expertise to the Atlantis Golf Course," said Dennis Turco, President of Turco Golf. "Our team is dedicated to providing the best possible golf experience, and we're confident these bunker renovations will greatly enhance the course for golfers in Ocean County."
For more information about Turco Golf and their construction services, please visit their website at www.turgolf.com.
Contact:
Turco Golf
Jeremy Schumer, Director of Marketing
(201) 588-6274
press@turcogolf.com
Turco Golf is a leading golf course construction company specializing in the construction and renovation of golf courses in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. With a commitment to providing the best possible golf experience, Turco Golf has established a reputation as one of the top golf course construction companies in the industry. They are responsible for building or renovating more than one hundred golf courses in the tri-state area.