A tee box dressed with branded panels and a marker at dusk, looking out over a coastal course under a pink and blue sky.

Services

Golf Tournament Hospitality

With deep roots in the golf industry, we bring extensive experience in tournament hospitality, sponsor activations and golf-specific décor and signage — from tee markers to full hospitality builds that stand for a week and disappear the day after the final round.

What we build for tournaments

  • Spectator village entries, gateways and arrival corridors
  • Hospitality structures, clubrooms and sponsor lounges inside tents and chalets
  • Bars, service lines and concessions built for high volume
  • Sponsor activations, partner walls and press conference sets
  • Tee markers, tee box backs, on-course signage and oversized letters
  • Pergolas, greenery, turf flooring and course-side décor
  • Registration and concierge desks for pro-am and hospitality guests
  • Full logistics: delivery, install, event support and removal

Built for a course, not a ballroom

Tournament work happens on grass, slopes and in weather, with tight windows before the first practice round. Our structures are engineered to sit level on uneven ground, resist wind and take a week of spectators, then break down fast.

Sponsors see the return

Hospitality is where sponsors entertain their most important guests. We design so every mark reads on camera and in person, from the entry gateway to the tee marker on the closing hole.

Related guide: Golf tournament hospitality planning checklist

A brick-piered timber arch with branded roundels frames a white picket entry path onto a course, with guests entering beyond.
A tented hospitality interior with a chandelier, patterned banquettes, framed landscape prints, and a raised seating platform above stadium seats.
Spectators queuing at a white branded concession structure with a canopy roof on a course during an event.
A timber gateway structure with a large branded panel above the opening, marking the entry to a spectator village on a course.
A lounge with tan leather chesterfield sofas and green wing chairs on a patterned rug, against a wall-length printed sunrise mural.
A white pergola structure planted with palms and hedging, enclosed by picket fencing on a lawn beside event tents.

How it works

  1. 1

    Site plan

    Village layout, structures and sponsor placements.

  2. 2

    Render

    Every structure approved as a rendering first.

  3. 3

    Fabricate

    Built and pre-fit in our shops.

  4. 4

    Advance week

    Install, dress and hand over before gates open.

Questions we hear

How early should tournament hospitality be planned?

Site plans and sponsor deliverables ideally start nine to twelve months out, with renderings approved six months ahead. Our tournament hospitality checklist in Resources lays out the full timeline.

Do you travel to tournaments outside Tennessee?

Yes. Warehouse support near Nashville, in Baton Rouge and Orlando lets us serve courses nationwide.

Related work

A tee box dressed with branded panels and a marker at dusk, looking out over a coastal course under a pink and blue sky. Golf tournament hospitalityA hospitality village on a coastal course A tented hospitality interior with a chandelier, patterned banquettes, framed landscape prints, and a raised seating platform above stadium seats. Hospitality interiorsHospitality lounges under canvas Very large free-standing three-dimensional letters set on a lawn beneath live oaks, forming a sponsor mark. Signage and brandingSponsor letters, press set and partner wall

Start a project

Tell us the venue, dates and what you need built. We will come back with a design direction and a build plan.

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