Our services / agreed around your course

Golf course mapping
& monitoring.

We agree the area to survey, the question to investigate and the maps or reports your club will receive. Terrain analysis, multispectral work and repeat visits are included where appropriate to the agreed scope.

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Service 01

Course baseline

We need an up-to-date record of the course.

The approach: Capture current aerial imagery and organise the course into a clear, georeferenced visual record.
The output: Course imagery, mapped areas and a visual baseline report, with coverage and limitations documented.
The value to your club: A common reference for greenkeepers, managers and committees, rather than scattered files and individual memory.

Service 02

Turf condition insight

Something has changed, but where should we look first?

The approach: Use imagery and, where agreed, multispectral analysis to identify relative differences in vegetation condition.
The output: Turf variation maps and areas for closer inspection, explained in a visual report.
The value to your club: Focus your team's ground checks. Imagery supports agronomic assessment; it does not diagnose disease or establish a cause.

Service 03

Repeat monitoring

Did the maintenance work make a difference?

The approach: Plan repeat imagery around the questions your club wants to track, with seasonal and capture conditions recorded.
The output: Date-to-date comparisons, updated observations and an ongoing visual course record.
The value to your club: Review changes over time and give committees evidence to consider alongside weather, maintenance and investment records.

A shared deliverable

Course intelligence reports.

Reports bring the agreed maps and observations together, with areas of concern, limitations and practical next steps. They are a reference for discussing further investigation and investment.

See example maps and outputs

How we work with your club

A clear brief. A useful record.

01 / Discuss

Understand the course, the concern and the decisions you need to make. Agree the scope and deliverables.

02 / Survey

Capture the agreed course data using appropriate imagery and positioning methods, with conditions recorded.

03 / Explain

Bring maps and observations into a readable report. Discuss the findings, limitations and next steps.

04 / Return

Where useful, plan repeat surveys to compare dates and build a long-term course record.

A good place to start

What are you trying to
understand about your course?

A current course map, a comparison between survey dates, or simply a better course record. Tell us what matters to your club.

Discuss your course