RETIREMENT & ACTIVE-LIVING COMMUNITIES
A familiar pastime. A new social circle. Somewhere to play when the weather says otherwise. Imagine golf becoming part of the week, right within the community.
WORLD-CLASS GOLF. CANADIAN EXPERTISE.
MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR NEXT CHAPTER OF GOLF
Explore a place where residents can enjoy golf together, watch friends play and share an occasion with visiting family.
Consider casual rounds, practice sessions and a resident golf club.
Plan friendly competitions, introductions and space to sit and enjoy the activity.
Review access, circulation, controls, seating, assistance and safe clearances with the team who knows the community.
AN OCCASION TO LOOK FORWARD TO
Explore the programmes and experiences that could fit your audience and the way your team works.
Explore regular sessions with an easy introduction and time to socialise afterwards.
Consider supervised visits and relaxed challenges that bring generations together.
Allow room for different experience levels, short visits, breaks and spectators.
MAKE THE IDEA WORK IN YOUR SPACE
Discuss resident interest and appropriate activities with your recreation team.
Review access, seating, circulation, acoustics and equipment controls.
Plan orientation, staff assistance, booking and ongoing equipment care.
CHOOSE THE EXPERIENCE THAT FITS
TruGolf Canada supplies the systems and helps define equipment, software, site requirements and delivery responsibilities with your team.
Coordinate the screen, projection, computer, hitting surface and tracking around your room and intended users.
EXPLORE THE SYSTEM ↗Separate simulator bays can support course play, lessons and social competition using compatible equipment and the selected software plan.
MEET E6 SOFTWARE ↗Explore activities beyond golf with separate tracking hardware, software and appropriate accessories.
MORE WAYS TO PLAY ↗LET’S EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES
Tell us about your residents, recreation programme and available space.
A little clarity
Include residents, recreation staff, facility management and the relevant design professionals so activities and room requirements reflect the intended users.
Explore beginner introductions, casual practice, social rounds and spectator participation. Activities and assistance should be chosen for the residents involved.
Review the approach to the room, circulation, seating, controls, assistance and safe swing separation with qualified project professionals. Suitability is assessed for the specific setting.
Consider supervised intergenerational golf, friendly challenges and social events under the community’s visitor and recreation policies.
Your space. Your next big idea.
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