GreenSight Drone's 3 types of cameras

What is Drone Imagery?

Drone imagery involves capturing aerial photographs using drones equipped with advanced cameras and sensors. This imagery provides a bird's-eye view of the golf course, delivering critical insights into turf health, irrigation efficiency, and overall course conditions.



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    Identify Issues Early


    Detect turf stress, disease, or irrigation inefficiencies before they become visible problems.

  • A person using a laptop with a stylus, interacting with a holographic digital interface displaying checklists, documents, and a signature field, representing data management or digital workflow automation.

    Actionable Data

    Our specialized turf analytics, developed in conjunction with some of the world's best turfgrass minds, help you take action sooner and more effectively than ever before.

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Save your resources!

On average, our customers are realizing yearly reductions of up to:

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  • NDVI image of golf course made by GreenSight Drone

    NDVI

    (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) imagery measures the health and vigor of vegetation.

  • Thermal image of golf course made by GreenSight Drone

    Thermal imagery

    captures temperature data by detecting the infrared radiation emitted by objects.

  • High-resolution image of golf course made by GreenSight Drone

    High-resolution

    provides crystal-clear aerial views of your golf course, capturing even the finest details.

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  • Blackhawk Country Club

    Blackhawk Country Club

    “Having the GreenSight drone fly the course really helps us do so much more without having to be on the course all the time in person. It's so much more convenient being able to see everything that is happening on our course and much faster than just observing it from a cart ride.”

    Kevin Sullivan

    Director of Agronomy

  • Valhalla Golf Club

    Valhalla Golf Club

    "Having data about the course available from the drone so quickly and comprehensively really has helped us make moisture management decisions that have made key improvements to the course."

    John Ballard

    Golf Course Superintendent

  • The Club at Rolling Hills

    The Club at Rolling Hills

    "We’ve seen a return on investment in mental health and peace of mind as using the drone data really has increased my confidence in making more informed decisions specifically for the turf management of the course."


    Aaron Fankhouser

    Golf Course Superintendent

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  • GreenSight will:

    1. Send the drone to your golf course
    2. Operate it remotely so you don’t have to
    3. Analyze your entire property in a single daily flight
    4. Deliver you actionable data that's accessible from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.
  • Property:

    For compliance with FAA regulations, at least one person on-site must hold a Part 107 Remote Pilot License for our drone operations. This ensures safe and legal use of aerial imaging technology on your property.

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