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Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc. Irrigation Analysis, Mapping, Design List of Clients of Paul Granger (1978-1995) and Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc. (1986-Present): Year Completed Name Scope 1978 Edgewood Country Club 18 Hole Conversion Auburn, Ill. 1979 Effingham Country Club Full Design Effingham, Ill. 1979 Lakeshore Golf Course Full Design Taylorville, Ill. 1979 Taylorville Country Club Full Design Taylorville, Ill. 1980 Jacksonville Country Club Full Design Jacksonville, Ill. 1980 Westview Golf Course Full Design Quincy, Ill. 1980 Quincy Country Club 18 Hole Conversion Quincy, Ill. 1981 Champaign Country Club Full Design Champaign, Ill. 1981 The Quogue Field Club Full Design Quogue, N.Y. 1982 Hampton Hills Country Club Full Design Westhampton Beach, N.Y. 1982 Paramus Golf Course 18 Hole Conversion Paramus, N.J. City of Paramus 1982 Shark River Golf Course Full Design Neptune, N.J. Monmouth County 1983 Ashbrook Golf Course Full Design Scotch Plains, N.J. Union County Parks 10 of 24 12 E. Main St. • P.O. Box 5532 • Clinton, NJ 08809-0532 • Tel: (908) 730-7887 • Fax: (908) 730-9321 Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc. Irrigation Analysis, Mapping, Design 1984 Huntington Country Club 18 Hole Conversion Huntington, N.Y. 1984 Middle Island Country Club 27 Hole Conversion Middle Island, N.Y. 1984 Oak Ridge Golf Club Full Design Clark, N.J. Union County Parks 1984 Pine Brook Golf Course Full Design Lincroft, N.J. Monmouth County 1984 Fiddlers Elbow Country Club 1984 - 27 Hole Conversion 1988 Far Hills, N.J. 1988 - 9 Hole New Const. Cornish and Silva, Architect 1985 Rockaway River Country Club 1985 - Conversion 1995 Denville, N.J. 1995 - New Mains 1985 Woodmere Country Club Full Design Woodmere, N.Y. 1986 Piping Rock Club Full Design Locust Valley, N.Y. 1986 Garden City Golf Club 18 hole Conversion Garden City, N.Y. 1987 Broadacres Golf Club Full Design Orangetown, N.Y. 1987 Crestmont Country Club 18 Hole Conversion West Orange, N.J. 1987 Darlington Golf Club Full Design Mahwah, N.J. Bergen County Parks 1987 Engineers Country Club Full Design Roslyn, N.Y. 1987 The Spa at Great Gorge Full Design - New Course McAfee, N.J. Robert T Jones, Architect 1987 Town of Oyster Bay Golf Course Full Design- New Course 11 of 24 12 E. Main St. • P.O. Box 5532 • Clinton, NJ 08809-0532 • Tel: (908) 730-7887 • Fax: (908) 730-9321 Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc. Irrigation Analysis, Mapping, Design Oyster Bay, N.Y. Tom Fazio, Architect 1987 Raritan Valley Country Club 18 Hole Conversion Somerville, N.J. 1987 Silver Lake Golf Course Full Design Staten Island, N.Y. New York City Parks 1988 Bethpage State Park Full design in junction with Bethpage, N.Y. H2M - State of New York 1989 Copper Hill Country Club Full Design Flemington, N.J. 1989 Crystal Springs Country Club Full Design Hamburg, N.J. Robert Von Hagge, Architect 1989 Fairmount Country Club Full Design Chatham, N.J. 1989 Nisseqougue Country Club Full Design Nisseqougue, N.Y. 1989 Overpeck Golf Course Full Design Teaneck, N.J. Bergen County Parks 1989 Old Tappan Full Design Old Tappan, N.J. 1989 Tamarack Golf Course Full Design in conjunction Blue and Red Course with Barnickel Engineer. 1996 Gold and White Course Full Design in conjunction East Brunswick, N.J. with C.M.E Assoc. Middlesex County Parks 1991 Howell Park Golf Course 18 Hole Conversion Farmingdale, N.J. Monmouth County Parks 1992 Creek Club Full Design Locust Valley, N.Y. 1992 Fox Hollow Country Club Full Design Somerville, N.J. 1993 Glen Ridge Country Club Full Design 12 of 24 12 E. Main St. • P.O. Box 5532 • Clinton, NJ 08809-0532 • Tel: (908) 730-7887 • Fax: (908) 730-9321 Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc. Irrigation Analysis, Mapping, Design Glen Ridge, N.J. 1993 Hamlet Golf and Country Club Full Design - New Course Commack, N.J. Stephen Kay, Architect 1993 Hominy Hill Golf Course Full Design Colts Neck, N.J. Monmouth County Parks 1993 Minisceongo Country Club Full Design - New Course Pomona, N.Y. Roy Case, Architect 1993 Old Yorke Country Club Full Design - New Course Bordentown, N.J. Gary Player, Architect 1993 Stanton Ridge Golf and Country Club Full Design - New Course Whitehouse Station, N.J. Stephen Kay, Architect Effluent System 1994 Emerson Country Club Full Design Emerson, N.J. 1994 Ft. Monmouth Golf Course Full Design Fort Monmouth, N.J. United States Army 1994 Twin Brooks Country Club Full Design Watchung, N.J. 1994 Wheatley Hills Country Club Full Design East Williston, N.Y. 1995 Three Ponds Farm Full Design - New Course Bridgehampton, N.Y. Rees Jones, Arch 1995 Blue Hill Golf Course Full Design - New Course Orangetown, N.Y. Stephen Kay, Architect Town of Orangetown 1995 New York Country Club Full Design - New Course New Hempstead, N.Y. Stephen Kay, Architect 1995 Pebble Creek Country Club Full Design - New Course Colts Neck, N.J. Hal Purdy, Architect 1995 Colonia Country Club 18 Hole Conversion Colonia, N.J. 13 of 24 12 E. Main St. • P.O. Box 5532 • Clinton, NJ 08809-0532 • Tel: (908) 730-7887 • Fax: (908) 730-9321 Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc. Irrigation Analysis, Mapping, Design 1996 White Beeches Country Club Full Design Haworth, N.J. 1996 New Jersey National Golf Club Full Design - New Course Bernardsville, N.J. Roy Case, Architect 1996 Winding Hills Country Club Full Design - New Course Montgomery, N.Y. Steve Esposito, Architect 1996 Scotch Hills Golf Club Full Design Scotch Plains, N.J. Town of Scotch Plains 1996 Essex County Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Orange, New Jersey 1997 Apawamis Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Rye, New York 1997 Braeburn Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Harrison, New York 1997 The Great Lawn @ Central Park G.P.S. Record Drawing New York, New York 1997 Harbor Links Golf Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Port Washington, New York 1997 Hidden Oaks Country Club Full Design Granbury, Texas 1997 Mark Twain Golf Course Bid Document preparation Elmira, New York Staking and Observation City of Elmira 1997 Manhattan Woods Country Club Full Design - New Course West Nyack, New York Staking and Observation G.P.S. Record Drawing Stephen Kay, Architect 1997 White Birch Golf Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Barnesville, Pennsylvania 1997 Beacon Hill Country Club Full Design - New Course Highlands, New Jersey Staking and Observation 14 of 24 12 E. Main St. • P.O. Box 5532 • Clinton, NJ 08809-0532 • Tel: (908) 730-7887 • Fax: (908) 730-9321 Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc. Irrigation Analysis, Mapping, Design G.P.S. Record Drawing 1998 Raritan Landing Golf Course Full Design - New Course Piscataway, New Jersey Stephen Kay, Architect 1998 High Bridge Hills Golf Course Full Design – New Course High Bridge, New Jersey Staking and Observation Mark Mungeam, Architect 1998 Pine Meadows Golf Course Full Design Lebanon, Pennsylvania G.P.S. Record Drawing 1998 Alpine Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Demarest, New Jersey 1998 Anglebrook Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Somers, New York 1998 Hershey’s Mill Golf Club G.P.S. Record Drawing West Chester, Pennsylvania 1998 Jericho National Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing New Hope, Pennsylvania 1998 Knickerbocker Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Tenafly, New Jersey 1998 The Knoll Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Parsippany, New Jersey 1998 Pelican Sound golf and River Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Bonita Springs, Florida 1998 Pine Barrens Golf Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Jackson, New Jersey 1998 Rockville Links Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Rockville, New York 1998 Sands Point Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Port Washington, New York 1998 Siwanoy Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Bronxville, New York 15 of 24 12 E. Main St. • P.O. Box 5532 • Clinton, NJ 08809-0532 • Tel: (908) 730-7887 • Fax: (908) 730-9321 Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc. Irrigation Analysis, Mapping, Design 1999 Rolling Hills Country Club Full Design Wilton, Connecticut Staking and Observation G.P.S. Record Drawing 1999 Scotland Run Country Club Full Design – New Course Williamstown, New Jersey Stephen Kay, Architect 1999 The Links at Union Vale Full Design – New Course Union Vale, New York G.P.S. Record Drawing Stephen Kay, Architect 1999 Skyview Country Club Full Design – New Course Sparta, New Jersey Staking and Observation G.P.S. Record Drawing Robert McNeil, Architect 1999 Beaver Brook Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Clinton, New Jersey 1999 Bedens Brook Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Skillman, New Jersey 1999 Berkshire Hills Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Pittsfield, Massachusetts 1999 Cape Cod National Golf Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Brewster, Massachusetts 1999 The Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Pepper Pike, Ohio 1999 The Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Brookline, Massachusetts 1999 Lords Valley Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Hawley, Pennsylvania 1999 Mansion Ridge Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Monroe, New York 1999 Merion Golf Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Ardmore, Pennsylvania 16 of 24 12 E. Main St. • P.O. Box 5532 • Clinton, NJ 08809-0532 • Tel: (908) 730-7887 • Fax: (908) 730-9321 Aqua Agronomic Solutions, Inc. Irrigation Analysis, Mapping, Design 1999 St. Georges Country Club G.P.S. Record Drawing Stoney Brook, New York 2000 Irem Temple Country Club Full Design Dallas, Pennsylvania Staking and Observation G.P.S. Record Drawing 2000 Greenbrook Country Club Full Design North Caldwell, New Jersey Staking and Observation G.P.S. Record Drawing 2000 Media Heights Golf Club Full Design Lancaster, Pennsylvania Staking and Observation G.P.S. Record Drawing 2000 Navesink Country Club Full Design Middletown, New Jersey Staking and Observation G.P.S.
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