Manage golf course hazards with live QR code CCTV
Every swing into an unseen fairway carries the risk of striking a golfer walking ahead, as well as hazards such as falling branches, medical events, antisocial behaviour and buggy misuse across sprawling, off-grid terrain. Almost half of New Zealand's 390 golf courses have blind holes, and ACC recorded 259 ball-strike incidents in the past year.
Golf Vision addresses this with real-time CCTV monitoring, accessed by scanning a QR code at the tee. There is no app and no login, with around five seconds from scan to live feed.
Solar-powered installation means no cabling or trenching, and recorded footage supports your duty-of-care position. To arrange a site walkthrough or trial, get in touch.
Golf Vision addresses this with real-time CCTV monitoring, accessed by scanning a QR code at the tee. There is no app and no login, with around five seconds from scan to live feed.
Solar-powered installation means no cabling or trenching, and recorded footage supports your duty-of-care position. To arrange a site walkthrough or trial, get in touch.
Course Safety - Overview:
Golf course safety monitoring across New Zealand using solar-powered, QR-accessed night vision CCTV that addresses blind holes and broader golf course hazards.
- QR code access delivers a live feed in around five seconds
- Solar-powered towers installed in a 1m by 1m footprint without trenching
- IP67-rated cameras with night vision and 2.8mm wide-angle lenses
- Continuous recording stored 30 days, extendable to six months
- Built-in analytics cover intrusion zones, trip wires and vehicle detection
- Two-way audio lets pro shop staff broadcast messages from a smartphone
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Page: Golf Course Hazards Christchurch | Night Vision CCTV Canterbury - Last updated: 14th August, 2026
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Blind holes shouldn't mean blind risks
- Check blind holes instantly via QR code before every swing
- Reduce golf course hazards with solar-powered, IP67-rated CCTV cameras
- Strengthen golf course health and safety with recorded incident footage
Golf course hazards are addressed at golf courses across New Zealand, based in Christchurch and servicing nationwide.
Live visibility that beats bells, mirrors and sighting towers
Traditional solutions like bells, mirrors and sighting towers all rely on golfers remembering to use them, and compliance is notoriously low. Golf Vision gives players a real-time view of the landing area before they tee off.
We designed the player experience to be completely effortless to ensure maximum adoption. Golfers simply open their phone camera, scan the QR code, and a live, high-definition feed appears in under five seconds—no clunky app downloads or account logins required.
Powered by a premium 2.8mm wide-angle lens, each camera delivers crystal-clear coverage over a massive 90-140metres (100-to-150yard) landing zone. Players can effortlessly pinch-zoom and rotate the view on their screens, allowing them to verify the fairway is clear and swing with absolute peace of mind.
We designed the player experience to be completely effortless to ensure maximum adoption. Golfers simply open their phone camera, scan the QR code, and a live, high-definition feed appears in under five seconds—no clunky app downloads or account logins required.
Powered by a premium 2.8mm wide-angle lens, each camera delivers crystal-clear coverage over a massive 90-140metres (100-to-150yard) landing zone. Players can effortlessly pinch-zoom and rotate the view on their screens, allowing them to verify the fairway is clear and swing with absolute peace of mind.
Recorded evidence and hazard detection that strengthen duty of care
Golf Vision records continuously, with footage typically kept for 30 days, extendable to three to six months depending on hard drive capacity.
Built-in analytics extend protection beyond the tee shot via intrusion zones, trip wires, and human and vehicle detection.
Two-way audio lets pro shop staff broadcast messages from a smartphone. Learn more about course marshalling and pace of play or explore course management and analytics.
Footage and alerts support action on:
- Unauthorised vehicles on greens, where donuts can close a hole for repair up to six months
- Falling branches and medical emergencies in remote areas
- Antisocial behaviour, fights, vandalism, after-hours intruders and break-ins at the pro shop or greenkeeper's shed
- Buggy misuse and dangerous driving
- People dodging green fees, alcohol breaches on alcohol-ban courses, and etiquette issues like unrepaired divots and unraked bunkers
Rapid solar installation with night vision CCTV
Traditional wired CCTV systems come with a massive price tag—costing tens of thousands of dollars once you factor in extensive trenching, piping, and cabling. Worse yet, they cause weeks of torn-up fairways and frustrated members.
Golf Vision completely eliminates these hurdles. We offer a wireless, solar powered, rapid-deployment system that requires just a single 1m X 1m footprint. With no invasive digging and zero mains power required, you get maximum course safety with absolute minimal disruption to player flow and daily operations.
Contact us to arrange a site assessment.
Around five seconds. Open the phone camera, scan the QR code on the tee box, scorecard or buggy, tap the link and the live feed appears. There is no app to download and no login required.
Between three and six cameras, depending on the course. A site walkthrough during the planning conversation helps confirm the number and positions for your blind holes.
Starlink can be deployed where standard mobile reception is not strong enough to support reliable QR code access. This keeps the live feed available to members and visitors even on remote or low-coverage sections of the course.
Footage is typically stored for 30 days and can be extended to three to six months depending on hard drive capacity. If an incident is identified, the relevant footage can be saved or exported separately for club records or further action.
Cameras are IP67 externally rated with night vision capability and durable construction. The 260-watt solar panels hold around five days of reserve without direct sunlight, so the platform stays reliable through winter and poor weather.
Golf Vision holds a Private Security Personnel Licensing Authority licence (PSPLA) vetted through the Ministry of Justice. Gavin and Steve both hold individual PSPLA licences. Golf Vision is powered by Peak Vision, with security and camera installation expertise behind every deployment, remote diagnostic check and firmware update.
Course Safety Summary:
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What: Golf Vision provides solar-powered, QR code-accessed live CCTV with night vision, recorded footage and analytics to address golf course hazards and blind holes.
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Where: Services are delivered to golf clubs across New Zealand, including Canterbury, Otago, Queenstown, the Waikato and other regions.
- Who for: The page is aimed at New Zealand golf club boards, committees and managers responsible for golf course health and safety and golf course risk assessment.