The ball-tracking and off-course golf company continues to see major growth in North America
LONDON, England — With off-course growth continuing its strong surge from 2023 into 2024, more ranges are identifying the need not to just have technology on their range, but to have the right technology partner.
And as 2025 rolls in, it’s a very busy time for one of the market leaders in the space – Inrange – who announced recently the twelve12 new venues in the United States that are either already live with their patented radars and software, or are close to re-open.
The venues currently live or installing are the iconic Chelsea Piers Golf Club in New York, SmashersOn at Palm Beach National in Florida, The Range @ Clermont National also in Florida, SmashersOn at Sierra Vista in Arizona, Cosmic Golf in Kentucky, Patriots Glen in Elkton Maryland, Arrowhead in Lowell Michigan, Chasing Aces Golf in Bossier City Louisiana and Westwood Golf Yakima in Washington State.
And signs aren’t looking to slow any time soon with Montauk, Bethpage and Harbor Linksin New York State all planning their range enhancement projects with Inrange for 2025, pre-Ryder Cup.
We asked some of the key stakeholders of these projects (including two partners who switched their existing technology out for Inrange®) what their deciding factors were when choosing Inrange and this is what they had to say:
“The versatility of the Inrange product made it an easy choice. Their product allows us to sell to golf and social entertainment customers which is going to add a lot of value to our business.” – David Beltre, General Manager, Chelsea Piers
“Our players are already a great mix of golfers who love golf and groups looking for a fun evening out and want to do more than practice. Inrange is creating Range Golf as a Sport, and we wanted to be a part of that.” – Jimmy Steward, Co-owner, The Range@Clermont National
“What we loved was Inrange’s approach. They get it. We talked through all aspects of our customer journey, how we can monetize that along the way, and how to utilize the technology to maximize range revenue. So we chose a partner, not a product.” – James Kaiser, General Manager@Cosmic Golf
If you want to get in touch with Inrange to discuss your range project and technology on the range, you can do so here.