InProduction Services

03/07/2026

A new league. A rapidly growing fanbase. A game day experience built for both fans and the team behind the show.

For the Savannah Bananas, InProduction delivered seating and hospitality that keep crowds close to the action, along with essential team infrastructure designed to support operations on and off the field.

As the Bananas open their home schedule, that infrastructure helps power the energy in the stands while keeping everything behind the scenes running smoothly.

As Bananas Baseball continues to grow, the foundation is already in place.

03/03/2026

⛳️ Tournament week is here.

The Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard is underway at Bay Hill Club & Lodge, a course forever connected to the legacy of Arnold Palmer. “The King” changed the game, and his impact still shapes this week.

InProduction is proud to be on site delivering custom hospitality structures, branded mesh installations for sponsor visibility, and shaded sun structures designed for comfort and clean sightlines, all built for performance, designed for the experience, and ready for tournament play.

Wishing everyone a strong and successful week at Bay Hill.

02/13/2026

Pebble Beach does not need help stealing the show.

During the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, elite golf meets celebrity, conversation, and spectator hospitality woven throughout one of the most iconic courses in the world. Every hole feels cinematic. Every day feels like an experience, not just a round.

It is one of the few events where the setting is part of the story.

02/06/2026

Four stories of energy. One unforgettable place to watch golf.

The Pin High Club at the WM Phoenix Open pushes temporary hospitality to a whole new level, becoming the first four story structure of its kind in the United States.

Built for premium views, nonstop atmosphere, and unforgettable moments, every level was designed to bring fans closer to the action and keep the energy high from tee shot to final putt.

This is what happens when engineering and fan experience work hand in hand.

02/05/2026

The WM Phoenix Open is about far more than one hole.

Across the course, massive hospitality builds, viewing decks, and premium fan environments rise from the desert to create one of the most immersive live golf experiences anywhere.

Every structure is designed to move people, maximize sightlines, support broadcast, and keep energy flowing from first tee to final putt.

Temporary does not mean small.

It means fast, flexible, and built for unforgettable moments.

This is what redefining live golf looks like.

02/04/2026

From fairway to full throttle stadium.

The 16th hole at the WM Phoenix Open is completely reimagined this year with four stories of temporary hospitality, glass guardrails, vertical supports spaced six meters apart, and sightlines built for nonstop energy.

It is the first four story temporary hospitality structure of its kind in the United States, and it is designed to put fans right on top of the action from every level.

Temporary does not mean toned down.

You bring us a course. We help deliver a one of a kind fan experience.

01/30/2026

The WM Phoenix Open returns next week, kicking off this Saturday with the fan-favorite Concert in the Coliseum.

Bigger builds. New structures. More energy.

From a fully reimagined 16th hole to multi-level hospitality at record scale, this year is raising the bar for what temporary event infrastructure can deliver.

Designed for golf. Ready for concerts.

This is what elite partnership looks like. Always pushing the boundaries of what is possible.

More to come.

01/29/2026

Big news from InProduction ⚽🏟️

We’ve expanded our partnership with the United Soccer League, becoming the league’s preferred provider of modular stadium infrastructure, hospitality, and seating solutions.

From fast-growing clubs to brand-new markets, we’re excited to keep helping USL teams create world-class venues and unforgettable fan experiences.

Learn more about the expanded partnership.

InProduction announces an expanded partnership with the United Soccer League as preferred provider of modular stadium infrastructure, seating, and hospitality solutions.

01/22/2026

Desert golf, elevated hospitality.

The American Express brings early-season PGA Tour action to the Coachella Valley, where fans spend full days on course in the winter sun. InProduction supports the tournament with hospitality structures designed for premium viewing, smooth circulation, and all-day comfort.

01/19/2026

Over the weekend, Virginia inaugurated its next governor at the Virginia State Capitol in Capitol Square.

InProduction supported the event with temporary stage seating and attendee seating designed to provide clear sightlines and appropriate capacity for a historic civic ceremony.

Temporary infrastructure made it possible to add exactly what was needed for a single day event and remove it immediately after, preserving the site while supporting the moment.

01/16/2026

The Sony Open in Hawaii teed off yesterday at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu.
The tournament has been contested at Waialae since its modern-day inception as the Hawaiian Open in 1965. 🌴⛳️

As the first full-field event of the calendar year, it sets the tone for the PGA Tour season. In Hawaii, spectator comfort is part of the experience.

InProduction supports the event with hospitality structures and shaded seating areas that keep fans comfortable in the Hawaii sun.

01/06/2026

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For leagues, stadium infrastructure decisions are no longer binary or generational.

They sit at the intersection of growth strategy, public accountability, and competitive balance. What once felt permanent is now being revisited mid-cycle, as expansion, funding models, media demands, and fan expectations evolve faster than traditional construction timelines.

The question leagues face today is not whether temporary or permanent infrastructure is better. It is deciding when each approach makes strategic sense and when it creates risk the league does not need.

For leagues, stadium infrastructure decisions are rarely just about buildings. They involve long-term commitments, public scrutiny, financial exposure, and competitive balance across markets.The question leagues face today is not whether temporary or permanent infrastructure is better. It is when ea...