Shopping for a golf course drone? Skip the drone.
No drone, no pilot, no closed holes
If you are shopping for golf course drone work, there is another way. We render every hole of your course from its real terrain, with no drone and no pilot. The renders are AI-made, not drone footage, and there is no month-long wait.
The nightmare
When the drone crashes or the pilot quits, nobody's left to fly. The job can take a month. Holes close, tee times get blocked, and the weather decides your schedule.
The fix
No drone, no pilot, no closed holes, no month-long wait. Every hole of your course, rendered.
Drone job vs. our renders
| Drone job | Our renders | |
|---|---|---|
| Pilot needed | Yes | No |
| If the drone crashes or the pilot quits | Job waits | Nothing to wait on |
| Closed holes / tee times | Can be needed | None |
| Timing | Can take a month or more | No month-long wait |
| What it is | Drone footage | AI-made renders from real terrain |
| Terms | Varies | Non-exclusive license, never sold |
Pricing, compared to a drone job
Ours is a flat price per course: $3,500 (1080p) or $3,200 (720p), every hole. Every license is non-exclusive. We license the footage and never sell it. Not endorsed by any club. How a purchase works.
Try it
Get your free hole: sign up and we'll render one hole of your course.
FAQ
Is this drone footage?
No. It is AI-made renders from real terrain. We don't fly drones.
Why not just hire a drone?
When the drone crashes or the pilot quits, the job can stall, and drone jobs can take a month or more. Ours need no drone and no pilot.
Is this the same as golf course aerial photography?
It gives an aerial-view look, but nothing flies, so nothing on your course closes.
What does it cost?
$3,500 per course in 1080p, or $3,200 in 720p.
What a flyover is and how we make one: golf course flyovers.