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Golf Course Maintenance​

Agricultural drones are becoming an increasingly valuable tool in modern golf course maintenance, offering grounds teams a faster, more precise, and lower-impact way to manage large areas of turf and landscaping.

Common Common Uses of Drones on Golf Courses

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  • Liquid Fertilisers & Nutrient Top‑Ups

    Apply trace elements or foliar nutrition quickly and evenly when conventional equipment can’t access the crop due to soil conditions or late growth stages.

  • Wetting Agents

    The spreading of wetting pellets is particularly useful on steep banks, wet ground, or difficult-to-access areas where conventional machinery may damage turf.

  • Cover Crop Seeding 

    Apply seed or fertiliser with precision into specific greens, fairways, bunker edges or rough areas, with improved consistency. 

  • Edge & Spot Treatments

    Perfect for awkward corners, small patches or rescue applications, where ground sprayers are inefficient or risk grass damage.

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  • Biostimulants

    The drones follow meticulously planned flight paths, ensuring that treatments are applied exactly where needed, with reduced waste in comparison to traditional methods.

  • Turf Pigments

    Courses may use pigments to maintain visual quality while reducing nitrogen applications, helping lower growth flushes and maintenance demands.

Narrow Weather Windows

Rapid Response: Drones allow for immediate deployment the moment the weather is clear, maximising the growing window.

Soil Protection Goals

Zero Compaction: Supports soil health by establishing cover without the structural damage caused by late-season trafficking.

Labour Efficiency

Speed: For high-end courses, presentation quality is critical, and drone applications can help maintain consistent playing conditions while reducing operational impact.

Wet Ground

All-Terrain Access: Operates without ground pressure, avoiding ruts and damage when fairways are too soft for conventional machinery.

Awkward/Fragmented Fairways

Operational Flexibility: Highly efficient for irregular shapes, difficult corners, and small blocks that frustrate large machinery.

Reduced Soil Compaction

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One of the biggest advantages of drones within golf course management is the elimination of heavy vehicle traffic on sensitive turf. Drones operate entirely from the air, helping preserve:

  • green speed

  • root structure

  • soil aeration

  • drainage performance

Why Golf Courses Choose Agrispray Drones?

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  • Operate the P100 Pro with 50L capacity

  • Full traceability and regulatory cover on every job

  • Flexible, scalable spraying for large and small fields alike

Whether you’re course is 100 acres or 1,000, drone spraying is now a reliable, regulation-compliant way to apply product where it counts.

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