Building around century-old oak trees and rock-filled hillside terrain, Judge Netting gave Brookside’s public trail a canopy barrier that keeps golfers and joggers sharing the same stretch of Pasadena safely.
Building around century-old oak trees and rock-filled hillside terrain, Judge Netting gave Brookside’s public trail a canopy barrier that keeps golfers and joggers sharing the same stretch of Pasadena safely.
Composite poles on one side, a repainted chain link fence line on the other — and three weeks of equipment routing built entirely around not marking up Almaden’s turf.
Out with the rusted chain link, in with 600 feet of modern netting: see how Judge Netting modernized both diamonds at Charles Wilson Park without slowing down Torrance’s busy game schedule.
Swampy drilling conditions couldn’t stop this one: Judge Netting relocated an entire side of La Valle Coastal Club’s driving range to free up room for new tee positions, rebuilding the barrier from scratch.
When Eagle Glen’s driving range netting finally wore out, Judge Netting brought in a specialty drill rig to set brand-new 70-foot poles and a full barrier system built to outlast the last one.
A full range overhaul called for specialty poles and new engineering. See how Judge Netting enclosed Maggie Hathaway’s driving range top to bottom to keep the surrounding LA neighborhood protected.
Sequenced around an active turf renovation, Judge Netting installed two new 40-foot barriers at UCLA’s Spalding Field to keep nearby buildings and pedestrians protected during practice.
Solar panels and golf balls don’t mix. Judge Netting engineered a custom cable-and-net structure, built and welded on site, to keep Palos Verdes Golf Club’s rooftop array covered from every angle.
500′ of 70′ high backstop netting installed at Big League Dreams Manteca from outside the park, protecting surrounding walkways and parking areas.
Golf netting upgrade at Serrano Country Club with new steel poles and UV-treated netting to improve perimeter safety and visual quality.