Golf Cart & Golf Course Bridges
Links Bridges 100% Fiberglass Bridges carry golf carts, maintenance equipment and golfers at private clubs, resorts and TPC courses across North America. They never rot or rust, so the bridge stops being a recurring line in your maintenance budget.
Why courses choose Fiberglass
Longevity
Built to retain its structural integrity for 75+ years. Fiberglass does not rot, rust, corrode or deteriorate in any way.
Low maintenance
No painting, no rust removal and no rotting planks to replace. Buyers consistently tell us that “they never touch the bridge.”
Built for your equipment
Every bridge is built to the heaviest vehicle that will actually cross it, from golf carts and mowers up to full-size vehicles of 40,000 lbs.
Minimal disruption
Bridges up to 50 feet long arrive in one piece, ready to set. With foundations prepared in advance, setting usually takes no more than a couple of hours.
Pick the look for your course
Every model is 100% Fiberglass and custom-made to your crossing: single spans up to 50 feet, 4, 6 or 8 foot widths standard, and custom widths available.
On the course
Replacing a worn-out wood bridge?
Most courses come to us when a wood bridge needs another new deck. Today's pressure-treated wood can need replacing in as little as 4 to 5 years, especially in hot, wet climates.
Every Links Bridges 100% Fiberglass Bridge is custom-made, so we can often build to the foundations already in the ground. That is usually the most cost-effective option. Send us measurements and photos early so we can confirm they are sound.
Replace the rotting deck, keep the structure
If your bridge frame is still sound and only the wood deck is failing, BridgeDEX™ 100% Fiberglass deck panels go straight onto the existing structure. They have the look of real wood planks, never rot, and can carry your club logo.
See BridgeDEX™ Fiberglass deck panels →Golf cart bridge questions
Can carts, mowers and maintenance trucks use it?
Yes. We build each bridge to the heaviest vehicle that will actually cross it. Vehicle capacity is available up to 40,000 lbs.
How long can a single span be?
Up to 50 feet in one piece. Longer crossings are built as multi-span bridges; TPC Twin Cities has a 120-foot bridge made in 3 sections.
Is the deck slippery when wet?
No. Our bridge decks are certified for slip resistance higher than the commercial standard.
Can you put our logo on it?
Yes. Your club logo is embossed into the deck using open molding, so it becomes part of the deck and won't peel or wear off.
Who sets the structure on site?
Links Bridges supplies the structure. It is set by your own contractor or by a contractor from our approved installer network, and we can connect you with one in your area. Read the planning & installation guide
