Golf courses for sale in Canada

Review title, leases, zoning, easements, access, drainage rights and restrictive covenants across the entire course. Confirm boundaries for fairways, maintenance areas and parking, and investigate encroachments or development restrictions affecting future use.

Identify every well, pond, watercourse and municipal connection, then verify permits, withdrawal limits, expiry dates, monitoring and reporting. Compare authorized supply with historical use, drought exposure and the irrigation system’s actual condition.

Check applicator credentials, product inventories, application records, notices and provincial restrictions. Where required, verify integrated-pest-management registration or accreditation and annual reporting, then investigate spills, enforcement history and chemical storage conditions.

Assess fuel tanks, pesticide mixing areas, maintenance shops, septic systems, wetlands and historic fill. Review environmental reports and spills, then price further testing where contamination could create cleanup costs or financing difficulties.

Reconcile annual dues, initiation fees, prepaid rounds, gift cards, tournaments and deposits. Determine refund and fulfilment obligations after closing, and distinguish recurring members from discounted promotions, reciprocal play and complimentary rounds.

Inspect greens, drainage, irrigation, cart paths, bridges, clubhouse systems and maintenance equipment. Build a multi-year replacement plan for mowers, carts, pumps and roofs, separating deferred maintenance from normal seasonal operating costs.