What you can read today
We do not have a named club story on the site yet. You can read an 18-hole labor example and the insight When a robot earns its keep.
Autonomous mowing
Decide if robots belong on your course, and where they will actually work.
We help you evaluate the machines against your ground and your week. Which areas they can handle, which they cannot, and a plain read on the numbers, the contract, and the SLA.
Who it is for
Clubs that are being asked to look at robotic mowers this year, and want a decision they can explain. Enough ground that a regular route could actually free up people — not one machine sitting on the range for show.
What we do
- Where they will actually work. Which parts of the course a robot can handle, and which it cannot, before anyone names a brand.
- The numbers. Cost, payback, and a case the board can follow.
- The contract and the SLA. What the vendor is on the hook for, and who answers when a unit stops on a Friday.
- The mowers you already run. What stays with the crew. What a robot should not be asked to do.
“Equipment warranties are fine. When an automated mower breaks down at 7:00 on a Friday morning, you need a strong contract to fall back on, and a distribution partner who will actually respond.”