Driving Range Solutions — Designed for Efficiency

Golf is changing shape. Not just in how it’s played—but where, and how easily it can be accessed. The rise of compact, tech-enabled formats is opening the game to new audiences, new environments, and new business models.
That’s where GolfPod comes in. Following our earlier partnership announcement, we’re now seeing that vision take shape—with the first two installations successfully delivered and operational in the UK.
And importantly, they’re already proving a point: golf doesn’t need acres to perform.

Downtime is one of the industry buzzwords that is feared, but often accepted. Half an hour with an empty ball dispenser is part of the daily challenge of running a busy range… but it doesn’t have to be.

Downtime rarely happens because of a single major failure. More often, it’s the result of small operational pressures building up behind the scenes. Pick runs being missed, balls piling up in the washroom: then the dispenser critical alert level starts to flash and the range stops selling its core product.

Each year, the PGA Show and BTME provide a valuable snapshot of where the industry is heading. While new products and innovations naturally attract new attention, the broader operational trends often reveal the most significant shifts in how facilities will be designed, managed and experienced in the coming years.