Falcon Lake Golf Course - Fabric Building for Golf Cart Storage

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Location: Falcon Beach, MB
Building Size: 32' (9.7m) wide x 120' (36.5m) long
Application: Fabric Covered Buildings for Golf Cart Storage

Falcon Lake Golf Course is a beautiful 18 hole course located 90 minutes east of Winnipeg, Manitoba on the Trans Canada Highway. Ranked number 30 out of the top 100 golf courses in Canada, Falcon Lake Golf Course offers a challenging course stretching from 6600 to 7000 yards. When Falcon Lake Golf Course purchased a new fleet of golf carts, they decided to store them inside a tension fabric building. The 32' (9.7m) wide x 120' (36.5m) long fabric building houses 60 carts daily.

This business decision has resulted in a lot less maintenance. The fabric building includes a wash facility where the golf carts are cleaned and prepped the night before. In the morning, the carts are unplugged and moved out of the fabric building in perfect condition and ready to go.

Every morning getting up to wipe and dry off the carts was a bit aggravating, says Jeff Heiland, Associate Golf Professional at Falcon Lake Golf Course, we used to have to wipe off the dew, the water, and the bugs everyday.

Sandy Kurceba, a former Australian tour player, is an international trick shot artist and is also the Director of Golf at Falcon Lake Golf Course.

This tension fabric building is functional because we can get the carts coming in the back door to get cleaned, washed and housed with electricity, says Sandy, it's big enough to do all the work that we have with the carts.

Falcon Lake Golf Course chose a darker green fabric to blend in with the surrounding natural environment.

The color is terrific because it blends with the scenery. It is a very functional fabric storage building for our space and time, says Sandy.

The tension fabric structure offers a lot of room to move around inside. It is also used as a winter storage facility for the rest of the maintenance equipment. Green mowers, t-mowers, tractors, and carts are all stored inside the tension fabric building which helps to reduce the wear and tear on the equipment.

The carts are really quite good, as far as sun fading and wear and tear, says Jeff, the condition of our golf carts at the end of our five year lease, look as good as the day they were picked up. Sandy Kurceba, Director

Sun damage, water contamination, and any corrosion problems are avoided by using the fabric covered steel truss building for storage.

This fabric building is functional because we can get the carts coming in the back door to get cleaned, washed and housed with electricity. It is a very functional structure for our space and time. Sandy Kurceba, Director