Same week as todayFairways coloured by greennessLess greenGreener
1Last year
Every hole is measured against years of its own satellite record, at the same time of year.
Smarter Turf Management from Space
Know which holes need you today, before you walk the course.
Needs a look todayTurf greenness
Sudden drop in turf greenness, well below this hole’s normal
High confidenceDeclining
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- holes monitored every clear day
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- clear satellite images analysed
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- years of satellite records behind every hole’s normal
- up to0years of satellite records behind every hole’s normal
- countries
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- clear images
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- years behind each normal
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Turf trouble shows up late
By the time a problem is plain to see from the cart, it has usually been building for a while.
Eighteen holes, one morning
Nobody can walk every fairway and green every day, and probes only measure single points.
Seen too late
Thin, dry or stressed turf is easy to miss until it spreads or a member points it out.
Nothing to show for it
“The 11th has been struggling since July” is a memory, not evidence you can put in front of an owner or a committee.
What changes with TurfSat
Satellite imagery of your course, read hole by hole. No hardware on the course.
The whole course
Every fairway and green, measured from above. Not a few points with a probe.
Up to every day
Whenever the sky is clear, a short list of the holes that need a look, ready before you walk out.
A record you can show
Each hole’s record over time and the work you logged, ready for an owner or a committee.
For owners and committees
Problems caught before members notice them, crew time spent where it is needed, and a season-by-season record of the course to show the board.
Each hole is compared with its own normal
Not with the course average, and not with someone else's course. A hole gets flagged when it drops below what is normal for it at this time of year.
Fairways coloured by greennessLess greenGreener
Fairways coloured by greennessLess greenGreener
This hole needs a look todayRed means below this hole’s normal
Each hole is compared with its own normal
Not with the course average, and not with someone else's course. A hole gets flagged when it drops below what is normal for it at this time of year.
Same week as today
Paler across most of the fairwayFairways coloured by greennessLess greenGreener
2This year
Paler than the same week last year. That alone could still be normal for this hole.
Below this hole’s own normalThis hole needs a look todayRed means below this hole’s normal
3TurfSat flags
Only a real drop below the hole’s own normal is flagged, so a hole that is always a little pale stays quiet.
Plans
Pick the detail your course needs
From weekly oversight of one course to daily, green-level monitoring across several. Try it free for a month.
The team
Remote sensing scientists in Prague
10+
Over 10 years of combined experience turning satellite data into practical insights.