Augusta, Georgia – Golf Course Restroom Building
A golf course restroom building was designed and supplied by Romtec for Gordon Lakes Golf Course at Fort Gordon in Augusta, Georgia. This project focused on providing a durable, safety-conscious facility that blends naturally into the course environment while supporting both military personnel and public users.
With a variety of custom features, this military golf course restroom provides more than just basic amenities. It serves as a functional and reliable part of the golf course, enhancing the experience for all players while supporting the long-term operational needs of the facility.

Augusta, Fort Gordon, and Gordon Lakes Golf Course
Augusta, Georgia, is widely recognized for its connection to golf, most notably as the home of The Masters Tournament. Located along the Savannah River near the South Carolina border, the city attracts visitors from around the world while also serving as an important military and community center.
Fort Gordon, located in Augusta, is a major U.S. Army installation and home to a diverse population of service members and families. Within the base, Gordon Lakes Golf Course provides a recreational destination that serves both military and civilian golfers.
The course includes 27 holes and has hosted prestigious events such as the All-Armed Forces Championship and the All-Army Golf Trials. With this level of activity, having a dependable golf course restroom building is an important part of maintaining the course and supporting visitors throughout their rounds.
A Restroom Designed for the Course Environment
One of the primary goals of this project was to create a golf course restroom building that feels like a natural part of the course rather than an unrelated structure. The surrounding landscape is filled with Georgia pines and other native vegetation, creating a scenic and relaxing environment.
To complement this setting, the military restroom building was designed with a green metal roof and concrete block walls. These materials help the structure blend into the wooded surroundings while providing excellent durability and low-maintenance performance.
The overall design approach focused on seamless integration, ensuring the building supports the golf course experience without detracting from the natural beauty of the landscape.
Custom Features that Support Use and Safety
This golf course restroom building includes several custom elements that were designed specifically for how the course is used.
Function and Comfort
A key feature of the building is the extended roof section, which provides covered space for a water station. This allows golfers to conveniently access hydration during their round while also offering protection from sun and rain.
The building also includes a privacy wall that enhances user comfort. This is particularly important on golf courses where facilities may be visible from multiple fairways or pathways. The added privacy creates a more comfortable and welcoming experience for visitors.
Built-In Safety Considerations
Safety was an important consideration throughout the restroom design process. The building incorporates integrated lightning rods, providing additional protection during sudden weather changes. In a region where thunderstorms can develop quickly, this feature adds an important layer of safety and reliability.
By incorporating these elements into the overall design, the golf course restroom serves as a dependable resource that supports both user comfort and course safety.
Designed for a Military and Public Setting
Because Gordon Lakes Golf Course operates within a military installation, the golf course restroom building needed to meet high standards for durability, security, and long-term performance. At the same time, it also had to provide a welcoming experience for public users visiting the course.
The materials and layout were selected to withstand frequent use while remaining easy to maintain. This helps ensure the building continues to perform effectively while minimizing maintenance requirements and operating costs.
The design also reflects the professional standards expected of a golf facility that hosts major competitive events. As a result, the building successfully supports both everyday recreation and tournament play.
Benefits of a Golf Course Restroom Building
- Provides convenient access to restrooms during play
- Enhances the overall golfer experience on the course
- Supports safety with features, such as lightning protection
- Improves comfort with covered areas and privacy elements
- Blends into the natural landscape with thoughtful design
- Offers durable, low-maintenance construction for long-term use
Conclusion
The Gordon Lakes project in Augusta, Georgia, demonstrates how a golf course restroom building can be designed to support both functionality and aesthetics in a unique setting. By combining durable materials, custom features, and a landscape-focused design, the building enhances the course while meeting the needs of its users.
Romtec delivered a structure that fits seamlessly within the course environment and supports both military personnel and public visitors. Projects like this demonstrate how thoughtful design can transform a simple facility into an integrated and valuable part of the overall golf experience.

