BrightView expands sports and golf operations portfolio

BrightView (NYSE: BV) announced expansion of its sports and golf course maintenance operations, highlighting recent projects at high-profile venues and sporting events across the United States and internationally.

The commercial landscaping company serves as the Official Field Consultant of Major League Baseball and has participated in more than 200 international games across 11 countries, including the World Baseball Classic, according to a company press release.

Recent projects include designing and constructing MLB's Speedway Classic baseball diamond inside Bristol Motor Speedway, converting SoFi Stadium's field for the 2025 Club World Cup, and building soccer pitches for San Diego FC's training facility. The company also installed new baseball, women's soccer, and lacrosse fields at University of Southern California and renovated outdoor football practice fields at University of Nebraska.

In golf operations, BrightView secured maintenance contracts with Country Club of Miami and Lake Arrowhead Country Club in California, restored the Redlands Country Club golf course in California, and expanded its golf course management portfolio with The Villages.

"To be trusted to manage the playing surfaces for so many world-class sporting events and facilities is truly an honor and privilege," said Murray Cook, President of BrightView's Sports division.

Terry McGuire, BrightView's Vice President of Golf Operations, oversees almost 80 golf courses throughout the United States. The company's sports expertise extends to Major League Soccer pitches, Division I collegiate athletics complexes, and premier golf courses and resorts.

BrightView's work includes preparations for FIFA World Cup venues and field conversions for international soccer competitions. The company has been involved in Major League Baseball's Field of Dreams and London Series events.

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