Lighting Solution

Golf is an outdoor sport that makes full use of space, in a golf course, a hole is mainly composed of three hole is mainly composed of three parts: tee (TEE), fairway (FAIRWAY) and green (GREEN). In order to avoid direct glare when players hit the ball, the light projection angle should be consistent with the direction of the fairway, and the pole height should not be lower than 15m. 

Tee

In the tee area, the best position of the light pole is directly behind the tee, which can effectively prevent the golfer's shadow from covering the golf ball. Very long teeing tables may need two light poles to provide lighting. At this time, it is necessary to prevent the light poles near the front teeing table from interfering with the back teeing table. Light poles are positioned directly behind or behind the tee. 

Fairway

In the fairway area, the lights on both sides must meet the requirements of the other lights to see the balls falling on both sides of the fairway, while minimizing the glare brought to adjacent fairways. For narrow fairways (the width of the fairway is less than twice the height of the light poles), it is best to cross the two sides of the light poles to minimize the number of light poles. For fairways that exceed twice the height of the poles, the light beams must overlap and overlap when the lights are projected. In order to obtain better uniformity, the distance between the poles must not exceed 3 times the height of the poles. The projection direction of all lights must be consistent with the direction of the ball, with a glare controller and other related accessories. 

Green

The green is illuminated in two opposite directions, which can reduce the shadows of golfers when putting the ball. The light pole must be arranged within 15 to 35 degrees from the center line of the green. The first 15-degree limit is mainly to reduce the glare to golfers, and the latter is mainly to prevent lights from interfering with the shot.