Business Approach

One Stop Shopping

The Larkin Group offers ‘one stop shopping’ to owners who want to build a new, mixed-use project with a golf course as the central element, or those with existing golf courses who would like to renovate or restore their course.  While specializing in the design, permit and build aspects of a golf project, the Larkin Group and our internationally renowned partner, AECOM, have the capacity to deliver on any element of an environmentally sensitive project, from initial design through opening day staffing.

The Larkin Group does not use a one-size-fits-all approach, but works with property owners to understand and achieve their goals, which could range from using one of our services to employing the full breadth of our capabilities. We have the team to build new courses, renovate or restore existing courses, or conduct an Environmental Assessment to determine present day compliance and near term Best Practices recommendations to enhance sustainability.  Our team is also equipped to oversee the construction of the clubhouse, any support buildings and other elements your mixed-use project may involve.

Upon determination of the scope of the project, we will assemble the appropriate team based on the needs of the owner and the project. Although overall project management is our forte we can also provide individual elements such as conceptual design, final design, permitting or construction.  We work for the economic and environmental sustainability of your business and believe those elements considered in tandem will create a stronger project and prepare you for the future.

“Sustainability is about ensuring profitable businesses while making decisions that are in the long-term interest of the environment and communities. The focus is on continual improvement, professionally managing and conserving resources and inputs and reducing waste, while providing conditions that satisfy golfers today and tomorrow.”

- Environmental Institute for Golf 2010

“We shouldn’t think of sustainability as a separate issue; it’s a decision-making tool that can help AECOM and its clients.”

- Gary Lawrence, AECOM Chief Sustainability Officer