Can you use Trex Fencing around a golf course?

Trex Fencing makes a wonderful perimeter for any scenic landscape, including golf courses. 

The fence material itself can handle the beating imposed from getting struck by golf balls. In addition, the cost to maintain a fence the size needed to surround a golf course will add up considerably over the years. Of course, you could put a vinyl fence in, but the plastic sheen might not fit the natural scenery.

Not to mention, you'll be replacing cracked panels and posts as the material becomes brittle over the years. 

Trex is also versatile, which means it can adapt to steep slopes and can be built up to 12' high. This makes Trex the perfect candidate for adjusting to the various terrain that golf courses have to offer. You can also customize a Trex Fence to offer semi-privacy in some sections to offer more visibility for onlookers and passerby's if desired.

The benefits of Trex don't stop there. A very common application for Trex is to combine it with ornamental fencing, adding a decorative flare to your landscape while still providing durability and a clear perimeter.

Customers have used Trex Fencing for various sports parks and fields, and the results have been phenomenal. When you're spending a day on the green, you want to feel like you are experiencing the best. Trex Fencing offers the best, with strength, style, versatility, and beautiful wood aesthetic. Our Trex Gallery offers more looks at how Trex Fencing has been used in various applications. Whether you need 8 feet or 800 feet, the Benefits & Virtues of Trex Fencing make it a great choice for whatever your landscape needs are.