A one-day charity scramble for 100 golfers needs at least 3 to 4 standard units plus one ADA unit, spread across the front nine, back nine and clubhouse turn. Oak Park Porta Pros builds the count around your field size, course layout and whether the tournament runs a shotgun start or tee times.
Start with the field size, then split it across the course instead of clustering everything at the clubhouse. A 100-golfer scramble typically wants units near holes 4 through 6 and again near 13 through 15, so nobody walks a half mile between shots. Standard porta potty rental units run 100 to 350 dollars a day depending on your county and how many you order, and event restroom rental pricing for a single tournament day usually lands between 200 and 800 dollars once you include placement across multiple holes. OSHA 1926.51(c) sets construction toilet ratios, and while a golf course isn't a job site, tournament directors use the same logic: more bodies per hour means more fixtures, not fewer. If your event runs a beer cart or a full bar tent, pair units near the beverage stations since that's where lines form fastest. For a clubhouse reception after the round, a deluxe flushable porta potty or a small restroom trailer rental reads better next to a tent with linens and a bar. Check our how many porta potties do I need guide for the math behind mixed-format events.
Course terrain decides more than budget does. Cart paths are usually firm enough for delivery trucks, but tee boxes on hills or near water hazards can be tight; ADA Standards section 405.2 caps ramp slope at 1:12, so any accessible unit placed on uneven turf needs a level pad built first. A 2 stall restroom trailer works well at the clubhouse turn where golfers gather for a snack, while single standard porta potty rental units placed every four to five holes keep foot traffic moving. For a tournament with a title sponsor or VIP tent, a luxury restroom trailer at the 18th green makes a stronger impression than a row of plain units. ADA Standards section 213.2 requires at least one accessible unit in any cluster, and never fewer than one no matter how small the cluster is; we place that unit on a flat, hard surface near the cart path so it meets ADA Standards section 302.1 for stable, firm, slip-resistant ground. Golfers with limited mobility also need the 60 inch turning space called for in ADA Standards section 304.3.1, which is one more reason we don't tuck the ADA accessible porta potty behind a bunker. If your tournament expects rain, ask about porta potty in winter or shoulder-season placement, since wet turf changes where a truck can safely park.
Yes, especially near any food service or the halfway house. 29 CFR 1910.141(d)(2) requires soap and towels or a hand-drying device at washing facilities, and hand sanitizer alone doesn't satisfy that standard. A handwashing station rental or a compact portable sink rental placed at the turn covers golfers grabbing a hot dog between the 9th and 10th tee. Larger tournaments running a full lunch service sometimes add a hand sanitizer station rental as a supplement near cart returns, but that's in addition to real handwashing, not instead of it. If your tournament rents tables, tents or a stage for an awards ceremony, ask us to route restroom and handwashing placement around that layout so delivery trucks aren't crossing paths with catering setup. We serve tournaments in Oak Park and can also reach venues in Maywood, 3.4 miles west, or Elmwood Park, 4.0 miles northwest, if your club sits near either border. For tournaments held on a Saturday with a Sunday raindate, our weekend pricing structure means you're not paying two full daily rates back to back. Review handwashing requirements if your tournament also runs a beer garden or food trucks, since those add-ons often trigger the same standard.
Book 3 to 4 weeks out for a standard field, longer if you want a restroom trailer rental or a specific unit count during peak tournament season. Weekend dates near Oak Park fill first. Confirm your final headcount about a week before delivery so we can adjust unit numbers without a last-minute scramble.
No. Units need a flat, stable surface per ADA Standards section 302.1, so cart paths, parking areas or the rough near tee boxes work better than turf that could rut under a service truck. We'll walk the course layout with you before delivery.
Most packages combine several standard porta potty rental units with one ADA unit per ADA Standards section 213.2, plus a handwashing station near food service. Larger tournaments add a trailer at the clubhouse. See construction site services for how we scope larger multi-zone events.
Yes. ANSI/PSAI Z4.3 sets a baseline of one service visit per week for lighter use, but a busy two-day tournament usually gets serviced between rounds. Ask about mid-event servicing when you book so units are fresh for day two.
A one-day setup with several standard units and one ADA unit generally runs a few hundred dollars total, scaled to field size. Check porta potty rental cost for full pricing breakdowns and request a quote for your exact course layout.
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