Graham Marsh Golf Design uses the latest computer technology to assist in their design process.

Whilst the consistently high standard of courses created by the company reflects the individual flair and experience of our designers and their support team, the computer acts as a significant aid in the design checking process, plan production and electronic transfer of information to client and consultants.

By digitising hand produced designs into the computer the designer has the opportunity to view each golf hole from any angle or elevation and at any given time of the day. This allows accurate visualisation of any design prior to construction, thus any fine-tuning required may be performed in-house providing significant time and cost savings to the client during the construction phase.

A further benefit to the client is the capacity of computer technology to accurately determine on-site earthworks. Refinements, where appropriate, can be made to design in order to control earthworks and construction costs.

This technology also provides the client with pre-construction marketing images, either of feature holes or golf vistas of the proposed course, enabling both potential members and real estate purchasers to view tangible evidence of the end product. A 'fly through' of a series of golf hole images created by Graham Marsh Golf Design is able to be prepared by use of extended computer technology.