Graze Robotics
Graze Robotics recently launched a partnership with Invited to roll out its robotic mowing solutions at Gleneagles Country Club in the Dallas metroplex.
The partnership is part of a pilot program that will run through this year. The pilot will focus on demonstrating the capabilities of Graze’s robotic mowers in maintaining rough and fairways.
“We are always seeking innovative solutions that enhance the quality and sustainability of our course management practices,” Invited CEO David Pillsbury said. “Graze’s technology represents an exciting advancement in how we can maintain pristine playing conditions while reducing our environmental footprint. We look forward to seeing the impact of this partnership at Gleneagles.”
Graze’s autonomous mowers are designed to help reduce labor costs, lower fuel consumption and lead to more consistent course conditions — as well as contributing to environmental sustainability through electric-powered operation. The pilot at Gleneagles will provide insights into how robotic mowing can complement and enhance traditional maintenance practices.
“Our partnership with Invited is a testament to the growing demand for intelligent automation in golf course management,” Graze Robotics chief product officer Phil Duffy said. “Gleneagles provides the perfect environment to showcase the capabilities of our technology, and we’re excited to demonstrate how robotic mowing can help elevate course conditions while optimizing labor and resource efficiency.”
As the pilot progresses, Graze and Invited will collaborate closely to evaluate performance metrics, refine operational strategies and explore opportunities for broader deployment across Invited’s extensive network of premier golf courses.
