OUR SPECIALITIES
Construction &
Renovation
Over the last 40 years, Landscapes Unlimited has earned its reputation as the world’s best golf course construction company. LU’s experience spans over 2,000 international projects, ranging from Major Championship venues to local municipal courses.
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Irrigation
Landscapes Unlimited’s first project was an irrigation installation; we’ve never looked back. LU continues to work directly with the best suppliers and designers to install and update systems with cutting-edge technology that efficiently delivers water to the plant.
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M4 Precision Modeling
Landscapes Unlimited leads the industry in cutting-edge course mapping services; M4 – Map, Measure, Model, Manage – is LU’s groundbreaking service. Using a combination of GPS and sensors, our drones create hyper-accurate 3D surface maps at a fraction of the cost of traditional land surveys.
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Project Development
Landscapes Unlimited’s team of project managers can handle any project at your course or club. Our team expertly guides your project timeline for horizontal and vertical construction projects, providing you with regular updates and serving as your Owner’s Representative.
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Jim Moore, USGA
“Congratulations to the entire LU team for your well deserved and hard earned reputation.”
Bob Lang, Erin Hills Golf Course
“Working with Landscapes has been such a pleasure. I’d do it all over again.”
John Szklinski, Southern Hills Country Club
“The professionalism and knowledge of your staff made the renovation a true success.”
Why Us
There is no magic formula behind Landscapes Unlimited’s unmatched success. Our formula is simple: immerse great people in a culture of intelligent planning, exceptional communication, safety, and hard work.
- The LU Team has experience in virtually every type of development or renovation.
- LU provides custom solutions via our demonstrated experience, professionalism, and upper-level management involvement at every stage.
- LU is a fully integrated development company, not a project manager or general contractor.
- Combined with our sister company, Landscapes Golf Management, we comprise the world's only end-to-end golf solutions company.
News
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Golf Course Industry | South Dakota’s...
The longtime pheasant hunting destination is adding an 18-hole Craig & Coyne course, a 12-holeRead More
The longtime pheasant hunting destination is adding an 18-hole Craig & Coyne course, a 12-hole short course and a short-game area.
Landscapes Unlimited and sister company Landscapes Golf Management have been selected to guide the transformation and addition of an 18-hole championship golf course at the Lazy J Grand Lodge in Ideal, South Dakota. Under a new Lazy J Sporting Club brand, Lazy J will convert to a private destination club with the planned par-72, 7,216-yard layout designed by Craig & Coyne that is scheduled to start construction soon and open in summer 2027. The natural topography is rife with rolling hills, dramatic ravines, elevation changes and waterways. The course will feature creative greens, naturalized bunkers and short walks from greens to tees. Read the full article on Golf Course Industry. Undo -
Golf Course Architecture | Scott Hoff...
Scott Hoffman design in South Dakota approaches completion Seeding and sodding work on theRead More
Scott Hoffman design in South Dakota approaches completion
Seeding and sodding work on the Scott Hoffman-designed course for the new Mapleton Golf Club in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is almost complete. The course is expected to open by early autumn of 2025. One of the primary characteristics of the course will be its wide bentgrass fairways, with expanded areas of fairway cut around many of the greens. “The fairways are wide so playability is great off the tee but angles and using the slopes, which are definitely prevalent on many holes, will dictate approaches,” said Hoffman. “The greens are slightly larger than average, with some great variety in shapes and slopes, making very interesting hole locations but also offering terrific diversity for day-to-day play. The tees are not formal boxes but more of a fairway look that continues into where the fairway would normally start.” Read the full article on Golf Course Architecture. Undo -
Club & Resort Business | Elite C...
Elite Clubs Choose Landscapes to Install State-of-the-Art Irrigation Systems Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield,Read More
Elite Clubs Choose Landscapes to Install State-of-the-Art Irrigation Systems
Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, N.J. and Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson, Kan. selected Landscapes Unlimited to complete major irrigation work on their championship golf courses. “These storied courses require the best irrigation infrastructure to support world-class conditioning and maintenance of playing surfaces,” says Jake Riekstins, Chief Development Officer of Landscapes Unlimited. Read the full article on Club and Resort Business Magazine. Undo -
Golf Course Management Magazine | A s...
Landscapes Unlimited founder Bill Kubly led a meaningful project at Monroe Golf Club BillRead More
Landscapes Unlimited founder Bill Kubly led a meaningful project at Monroe Golf Club
Bill Kubly is known as the grandfather of golf course construction. In 1976, he founded Landscapes Unlimited, a longtime leader in golf course construction, renovation and management. The Lincoln, Neb.-based company’s résumé is extensive and includes work on several major-championship golf courses, including the construction of Erin Hills Golf Course, the public venue in Erin, Wis., that hosted the 2017 U.S. Open. But for Kubly, who turned 75 in July, no project hit closer to home and his heart than the recent bunker renovation he led at Monroe Golf Club in Monroe, Wis., where Kubly grew up. “The course meant so much to my family and me when I was growing up,” says Kubly, who learned to play golf on the course when it was known as the Monroe Country Club and fondly remembers attending Friday night fish fries at the clubhouse. “The opportunity to enhance it was a dream come true.” The club, which opened in 1923 as a nine-hole course and added another nine holes about 50 years later, was a mainstay in the small south-central Wisconsin town for many years. Back in the 1950s and 1960s, it was a vibrant club that counted many medical professionals as members. Read the full article on Golf Course Management Magazine. Undo
