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Home»Business»Industry News»New Industry Report Reveals 7 Proven Ways Driving Ranges Can Increase Revenue in 2026
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New Industry Report Reveals 7 Proven Ways Driving Ranges Can Increase Revenue in 2026

Jane TurnerBy Jane TurnerMarch 2, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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“Driving ranges are no longer just practice areas — they are high-value revenue centers,” said Power Tee CEO and Founder Martin Wyeth. “This report is designed to help operators rethink how their range contributes to overall profitability and long-term growth.”
“Driving ranges are no longer just practice areas — they are high-value revenue centers,” said Power Tee CEO and Founder Martin Wyeth. “This report is designed to help operators rethink how their range contributes to overall profitability and long-term growth.”
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Power Tee today announced the release of its new special report, “7 Ways Driving Ranges Can Increase Revenue in 2026,” now available as a free download for golf course owners, driving range operators, and industry professionals worldwide.

As facilities face rising operational costs, changing customer expectations, and increased competition from off-course entertainment venues, the report delivers practical, data-driven strategies to help operators unlock new revenue streams while strengthening customer retention.

The special report outlines seven proven approaches to increasing performance in 2026, including:

  • Optimizing hitting bay utilization
  • Enhancing player convenience and session volume
  • Reducing turf wear and maintenance costs
  • Creating premium pricing opportunities
  • Leveraging technology to drive repeat visits
  • Improving operational efficiency
  • Aligning range experience with broader club goals

“Driving ranges are no longer just practice areas — they are high-value revenue centers,” said Power Tee CEO and Founder Martin Wyeth. “This report is designed to help operators rethink how their range contributes to overall profitability and long-term growth.”

The guide also explores how automation and smart facility design can directly influence throughput, bucket sales, coaching activity, and food and beverage sales. By combining operational best practices with real-world examples, the report offers a clear roadmap for operators looking to increase revenue without significantly increasing labor or overhead.

In addition to revenue generation strategies, the report addresses common misconceptions about range performance and provides practical guidance for measuring ROI and tracking performance improvements over time.

The full report, “7 Ways Driving Ranges Can Increase Revenue in 2026,” is available now as a free download.

To access the report, visit powertee.com/rev

About Power Tee
Founded in 1996, Power Tee is a global leader in automated teeing systems for golf facilities, helping driving ranges enhance player experience, improve operational efficiency, and increase revenue. With installations in clubs, academies, and commercial ranges around the world including St Andrews, The Belfry, Celtic Manor, and Dromoland Castle, Power Tee supports facilities in modernizing practice environments while protecting turf and reducing maintenance demands. We are headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, with European headquarters located in Swindon, United Kingdom. For more information, visit PowerTee.com.

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Jane Turner is the Editor of Golf Business Technology and has worked in the Education and Consulting sector for over two decades.

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