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CAVEMAN CONSTRUCTION

Some see nature all ridicule and deformity and by these I shall not regulate my proportions; and some scare see nature at all. But to see the eyes of the man of imagination Nature is imagination itself. As a man is, so he sees.”


- William Blake -

Caveman Construction provides golf course construction services specializing in the creation of design elements crafted by artisans priding themselves in handcrafted features portraying the effects of natural beauty.


The construction arm of Hanse Golf Design employs the truest artisans of golf course construction, because, how a golf course is constructed both inside and out is what is most important, whether it be new, restored or renovation of existing designs.


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Caveman Construction

Jim Wagner

Phone: (610) 306-2594

Email: cavemanconstruction@comcast.net


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Evolution of a Caveman – It was late in the afternoon of a restoration project when an idea struck Bill Kittleman during construction of a bunker.  At the time (long before the GEICO commercials) we were all youngsters and the superintendent at the club was not a big fan of these “architects” who actually got on machinery, played in the dirt, and who were not big fans of his previously over maintained bunkers on the course.  As a result, cooperation from the superintendent and maintenance crew was minimal, and when Bill attempted to explain his thoughts in the dirt there was not a shovel or rake to be found anywhere.  Undaunted, he picked up a stick and began to whittle away at the soil, gouging and scraping to achieve the desired effect.  Bill turned to us and said “Look at this, we are like a bunch of (expletive) cavemen out here building bunkers with sticks, this is caveman construction!”  The term stuck, and Bill who has been a mentor to us, proved that we are willing to use any means necessary to create the detail and character that we feel is so important to our work.