SGL System, known for providing turf technology to over 600 sports venues globally, has announced the launch of SGL Golf, a dedicated division targeting the golf industry. The expansion brings advanced autonomous course management solutions to U.S. golf courses, aiming to address labor shortages, rising chemical costs, and demand for consistent playing surfaces. The company’s technology has been deployed at iconic venues such as Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City and Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, and now will be tailored for golf course superintendents.
The SGL Golf ecosystem integrates several components: the GreenGuard Golf robot uses UVC light for chemical-free disease control during autonomous nighttime operations; AirGuard provides aerial imagery to detect moisture stress and surface variability; and the TurfBase Golf platform centralizes data to deliver predictive agronomic models and a continuously updated management plan. This closed-loop system also includes precision LED grow lighting to target high-wear areas, replacing guesswork with data-driven decision-making.
John Libro, Director of New Market Development, emphasized that the division brings the same precision and sophistication used in major stadiums to golf courses. By reading biological signals and converting them into predictive models, SGL Golf enables precision turf management that reduces chemical inputs while maximizing efficiency. The company’s multiyear strategy combines specialized regional support with a global infrastructure serving more than 600 sports organizations, from Etihad Stadium in Manchester to NFL venues.
The launch of SGL Golf reflects the company’s commitment to addressing the evolving economic and environmental challenges of the modern golf industry. The ecosystem is designed to provide a scalable, data-driven home for course management, setting a new standard for sustainable turf performance. For more information, visit https://sglgolf.com.
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