Golf Driving Range Structure Design & Permit – Ajax, ON

Permit Man was hired to design and obtain a building permit for a covered hitting bay structure at a golf driving range located in Ajax, Ontario. The objective was to provide golfers with a sheltered practice space that protects from weather while preserving full swing capability. As a result, we designed an open-air structure that maintained both function and aesthetics. The final structure includes 17 player bays and one utility bay, spanning 175 feet in length and 16 feet in width.

Built using pressure-treated wood and galvanized Simpson Strong-Tie^® connectors, the structure is supported by cylindrical concrete footings engineered for long-term durability and structural compliance with local building codes.

Our Scope of Work

Conducted a feasibility study for structural options
Developed site plan, grading, foundation design, and architectural cross-sections
Prepared and submitted the building permit package
Managed all municipal communications and revisions

The complete package was submitted to the Town of Ajax and received final approval without delay. In addition, Permit Man handled every step from concept to permit issuance. Learn more about our architectural design process and commercial permit expertise.

Client Outcome – Golf Driving Range Structure Permit Ajax

The client was highly satisfied with the quality of communication, technical clarity, and overall execution. As a result, Permit Man was awarded a second contract for another golf driving range structure in Caledon, Ontario.