This public facility in Georgia becomes the latest US venue to upgrade in favour of a full-stack, community-first technology partner.
Bartram Trail Golf Club, a renowned premium championship course minutes from Augusta National, has partnered with Inrange to install radar tracking technology across its driving range. The upgrade lands just as the global golf community arrives in Augusta for the annual Masters tournament.
For a well-established, high-volume course that serves both local regulars and international golf travellers, the plan was straightforward: upgrade now, and make the facility as active on a Tuesday evening in August as it is during Masters Week.
“Inrange understood that we needed a system that works as hard on a quiet weeknight as it does during tournament season,” said Jason Page, Owner at Bartram Trail Golf Club. “One installation, zero disruption to our daily operations, and a facility that now gives every visitor a reason to come back, whether they are a scratch golfer to the first-timer.”
The Inrange platform runs a high-accuracy radar network and user-friendly software suite. From a single installation, Bartram Trail can now deliver precise data for their serious player demographic, and an interactive multi-bay entertainment system for social groups. The installation of Inrange also comes just a few weeks before Season 3 of the Inrange World Tour (the largest range golf competition in the world) launches – bringing a whole new experience to Augusta.
With Bartram being the newest of over 25 North American venues in total Inrange has installed, it’s clear US range operators are moving away from standalone tracking technology and toward infrastructure partners that drive repeat visits, build communities, and keep bays full long after peak season ends.