Building a sustainable clubhouse for the future

The National Golf Centre, Woodhall Spa

England

Written by: Ross Shepherd

The new clubhouse is being constructed to achieve a BREEAM ‘Very Good’ rating. The building has been designed to maximise natural daylight, reducing reliance on artificial lighting while maintaining a comfortable internal climate year-round. Its orientation and thermal performance will help minimise the need for mechanical heating and cooling, improving long-term energy efficiency.

A range of sustainable technologies further strengthens the clubhouse’s environmental credentials. Solar panels will generate renewable energy on site, air source heat pumps will provide low-carbon heating, and LED lighting systems will minimise electricity consumption. Electric vehicle charging points will also be installed, supporting the transition to cleaner transport.

Together, these measures demonstrate a commitment to reducing operational carbon emissions and delivering a future-focused, energy-efficient facility.

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