We support renovation, restoration and master-planning projects, using player data to inform decision-making and to maximise golfer buy-in.
What We Do
We partner with golf course architects, agronomists and consultants to support golf course renovation, restoration and development projects of all kinds.
We use technology to report on how golfers of different ages, genders and handicaps play any golf course. This data grows golfer buy-in, helps justify plans to stakeholders, and ensures better outcomes for projects of all sizes.
We report on playability, sustainability, course strategy, set-up and pace of play.
We offer bespoke solutions to meet the needs of any project; including designing branded technology, leading member-engagement sessions, simulating the impact of proposed changes and more.
“It is a capital mistake to theorise before one has data”
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Why Data
Why golfer GPS data can help facilities of all kinds improve, regardless of budget, business model or climate.
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Golfer GPS data provides unbiased, reliable and highly precise data on which to make decisions in the design, management and maintenance of any golf course.
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The process of data collection allows all golfers to engage with the decision-making process, improving buy-in from an early stage.
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Getting plans approved is a notoriously tricky business; data provides statistical evidence to support your proposals and cut through opinion-based objections.
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The impact of any change to the golf course, large or small, can be measured by comparing pre and post-project data. This enables both compound improvements to the course and a means to showcase how your work has measurably improved the facility.
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Ultimately, we founded Shorehill to leverage data to ensure facilities most efficiently achieve their desired outcomes. This data ensures on course investment is directed where it will have the greatest possible impact.
