We are a UK commercial solar specialist focused on golf and country clubs, and the wider leisure and hospitality sector around them. We are part of the SEO Dons renewable-energy network, and our work sits within a group that has delivered commercial solar across the UK for well over a decade. The decision to concentrate on golf clubs was deliberate. A golf operation is not the same as a warehouse or an office, and treating it like one leads to badly sized systems and disappointed committees. We built this part of the business around how clubs actually run.
Why golf clubs specifically
A golf club has a demand profile that almost nobody else has. The clubhouse bar, kitchen, function rooms and cellar cooling draw through the day, the pro shop and lighting run alongside, and then the irrigation system pumps hard across greens and tees through the summer, the very months when the panels generate most. That alignment between daytime, summer-heavy demand and peak solar output is unusually favourable, and it is why a well-designed golf array self-consumes a high share of what it makes. But it only works if the person sizing the system understands the seasonality, the weekend visitor and function trade, and the way irrigation load swings between July and January. We do, because it is all we and the rest of our sector team do.
How we work
We are independent of any panel or inverter manufacturer, so we specify the hardware that suits your roof, your load and your budget rather than whatever we are tied to selling. Every proposal begins with a free desk-based feasibility study built from at least twelve months of your half-hourly meter data and your roof plans. From that we model annual generation, the self-consumption split, export income, and a full discounted cash flow over twenty-five years, so your committee sees simple payback, internal rate of return and net present value, not a single optimistic headline. If the numbers do not work for your site, we say so. We would rather lose a sale than hand a club a system that underperforms in front of its members.
We also understand the parts of a golf project that have nothing to do with electricity: the committee and AGM approval cycle that governs capital spend at a member-owned club, the Listed Building Consent and conservation work that older or part-listed clubhouses often need, and the planning sensitivities around courses in Green Belt or protected landscape. Where the main clubhouse cannot take panels, we look at the greenkeeping barns, the machinery sheds and discreet ground-mount on out-of-play land instead.
Our accreditations
We hold the certifications a credible UK commercial solar installer should hold, and every one can be checked against the issuing body. We carry MCS commercial certification, which is what makes a system eligible for the Smart Export Guarantee, along with NICEIC registration for the electrical work, and RECC and TrustMark membership. Our installations come with a 10-year insurance-backed workmanship warranty through an IWA-backed provider, so the cover stands even in the unlikely event the installing company is no longer around. We also work to ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 standards for quality, environment and health and safety, which matters for the enterprise and franchisor procurement that some larger clubs and groups require. The full list, with verification links, is set out below.
What you can hold us to
The headline numbers on this site, the years in commercial solar, the installs delivered and the capacity commissioned shown below, reflect the track record of our wider group rather than invented figures, and we are happy to talk through the specifics of relevant golf and leisure projects when you get in touch. We do not publish fabricated reviews or invented testimonials, and you will not find a made-up star rating on this page. When you ask, we will point you to genuine references and let the work speak. If you want to know whether solar makes sense for your club, the quickest way to find out is a free feasibility study. We will be straight with you about the numbers, and straight about the timeline, including the grid connection that is usually the longest part of any project.