Morse Driveways

Driveways can be paved with concrete, paving stone, or asphalt, depending on the look and characteristics the homeowner wants. Concrete and asphalt are the most common and affordable, but concrete can crack and be expensive to repair, and asphalt can require a new seal coat every few years.

It’s important to remember that bumpy golf course paths can create a less than optimal experience for golfers on your course. Let’s talk about how repaving the paths can entice people to come and play more often.

There are many factors that can lead to a cracked or worn-out driveway, including poor installation, accidental damage, and everyday wear and tear. It’s important to have these repairs done as soon as possible, so they don’t affect the integrity of the overall structure.

It can be easy to think that only having paved paths between holes will make the course look better, but you'd be surprised. Tracks and worn spots will naturally show up from carts, and not necessarily where you want them. A paved path will keep golf carts where they should be.