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Live stream cameras for smarter golf course marshalling

A single bottleneck can quickly ruin the day's pace of play. Golf Vision eliminates the guesswork of course marshalling by putting real-time traffic data right on your desk.
Smart camera analytics automatically track player volume and can alert staff the moment two groups accumulate on a single hole. Golf Vision gives your pro shop and ground staff instant visibility over critical pinch points, allowing them to spot and resolve bottlenecks. 

Golf Vision cameras feed real-time footage of every monitored hole, so delays are spotted the moment they form. With two-way audio, messages broadcast through the camera speakers reach players directly without a marshal leaving the counter.

To discuss how live monitoring could keep play flowing at your club, contact us.

Marshalling & Pace of Play - Overview:

Live stream security cameras installed on golf courses across New Zealand to support pace of play golf, marshalling and policy enforcement.
  • Live stream security cameras feed monitored holes to pro shop screens
  • Two-way audio broadcasts messages directly through on-course camera speakers
  • 2.8mm wide-angle lenses cover 100 to 150 yard landing zones
  • Solar-powered IP67 housings run remote holes for around five days without sun
  • Recorded footage held for 30 days, extendable for golf pace of play policy disputes
  • Pinch-zoom phone access lets players check blind holes and doglegs before teeing off

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Slow play does not have to slow you down

  • Smart cameras improve pace of play golf across every hole
  • Two-way audio lets your golf course marshal manage pacing remotely
  • Live stream security cameras keep blind holes clear and safe
  • All cameras showing date and time stamp to check players are complying with pace of play
Live stream security cameras for golf courses across New Zealand, based in Christchurch and servicing nationwide.

Two-way audio for remote pace management

The cameras feature integrated two-way audio, allowing club staff to broadcast real-time messages directly through the camera speakers from a smartphone or desktop.
This versatile audio functionality delivers critical advantages across three key areas:
  • Pace of Play Management: Helps staff resolve bottlenecks and keep fields moving efficiently from the pro shop.
  • Emergency & Weather Alerts: In the event of sudden New Zealand weather shifts, staff can instantly broadcast course-wide lightning or severe weather warnings.
  • On-Course medical emergencies: Allowing staff to communicate directly with players on remote holes while emergency services are en route.
  • Proactive Crime Deterrence: Staff are alerted of after-hours trespassers or vandals and security can issue a live voice challenge to deter damage.

Live footage that backs up your pace of play policy

When a dispute flares up over slow play, footage settles it. This makes a pace of play policy easier to enforce fairly, rather than relying on second-hand accounts from the group behind.
Recorded video is held for an average of 30 days, extendable to several months with larger storage, and specific incidents can be exported offline as evidence.

The same footage supports wider hazard and security work, covered on the Golf Course Safety page, including dangerous buggy driving, intruders avoiding green fees, and etiquette breaches such as unrepaired bunkers, pitch marks and divots.

Reliable hardware built for every hole

The cameras use 2.8mm wide-angle lenses with zoom capability, covering an area of roughly 100 to 150 yards.

IP67-rated housings and solar power keep remote-hole cameras running through every New Zealand season, with around five days without direct sunlight. Standalone solar cameras are most valuable on remote holes that are difficult for a ranger to reach quickly.

More on the people behind the system is on the About page.

Delays show up the moment they form. Staff scan every monitored hole from one screen in the pro shop, so pinch points and logjams are visible immediately.

Yes, the cameras are capable of two-way audio. Pro shop staff can broadcast a message from a smartphone through the camera speakers on the relevant hole, asking groups to let others through or pick up the pace.

Footage is held for an average of 30 days and can be extended to several months with larger storage. Specific incidents can be exported offline as evidence, making pace-of-play policies easier to enforce fairly.

Each camera uses a 2.8mm wide-angle lens with zoom, covering a landing area of roughly 100 to 150 yards. Players pinch-zoom on their phones to check the fairway is clear before hitting their shot.

Yes. IP67-rated housings and solar power keep cameras running across every New Zealand season, with around five days of operation without direct sunlight. 

The hardware supports two-way audio and incoming audio can be switched off so only outbound broadcasts are used. Technical and legal detail, including required surveillance signage may be required.

FAQs for Marshalling & Pace of Play

Marshalling & Pace of Play Summary:

  • What: Live stream security cameras with two-way audio that help monitor pace of play golf, support golf course marshal duties and provide footage to back a golf pace of play policy.

  • Where: Golf courses across New Zealand, supplied and supported from a Christchurch base with nationwide service.

  • Who for: Golf clubs, pro shop staff, duty managers, ground staff and any golf course ranger responsible for managing pace of play and course oversight.
Keeping Golf Courses Safer With Smart Blind Hole Technology
New Zealand's first product of its kind