CUSTOMERS | Links Bridges

Another load of bridges on their way to the Cherokee Country Club in Madison, WI today.

One of Links Bridges' largest projects ever is well underway for the Cherokee Country Club in Madison, Wisconsin. We are supplying over 1,000' of Bridges and Boardwalks as part of some major modifications being made at Cherokee.

Every week since the beginning of February, full truck loads have rolled out of our factory to Cherokee.

The bridges are being installed by R.G.Huston, a major contractor based in Madison, WI.

Why fiberglass bridge?
linksbridges.com/why-fiberglass-bridges/

The Bridges are made of 100% Fiberglass - one of the world's strongest and most durable building materials. At the same time, they look like 'real' wood so you are not sacrificing the natural look preferred by most Golf Course owners and designers. Our bridges out-perform any alternative as follows:

*Longevity - our bridges are built to last 75+ years. They are proven to withstand conditions like high UV.
Maintenance - virtually none required.

*Ease of installation - bridges are delivered in 1 piece ready for immediate installation

*Appearance - bridges retain their original appearance for decades - no rot, rust or other deterioration which detracts from the natural beauty of the golf course.

*Environmental - all materials are inert so they do not have any negative impacts on the environment.

Our bridges are installed on Golf Courses and other properties in over 35 States. Our customers include the PGA Tour and several courses that host USGA majors.

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