TrackTee Bay Divider/Launch Monitor.

Take your range to the next level!

TrackTee is a revolutionary smart bay divider/launch monitor created to increase customer satisfaction and driving range revenue. The integrated ball launch monitor provides instant analysis (ball speed and distance) that golfers will use to improve their game.

Every year customers buy the latest club or newest ball technology to gain those extra yards. Often this increase doesn’t equal to lower scores. Why? This is because the gains don’t result in an increase of accuracy. The result is unharnessed power. Todays customers appreciate the raw data behind each shot and can use it to better their play.

Until recently, Doppler technology that delivered ball flight information was out of reach to the average golfer. Now any golfer can access the same technology to help improve their game.

Therefore, golfers of all skill levels will appreciate the addition of a TrackTee divider as they review the distance and ball speed of each shot. This creates a very unique and effective practice experience that is good for the golfer and good for the range.

The TrackTee smart divider is an easy to use, highly accurate and reliable ball flight monitor.

The advanced Doppler radar calculates the distance and speed after each shot. The result is displayed on the easy to read screen. The display shows the total or carry distance in either yards or meters. In addition, it displays the ball speed in either MPH or KPH. Above all, this accurate data provides golfers of all skill levels the tools to help improve their practice experience. Not to mention increase driving range revenue.

• Easy To Use

  • TrackTee is easy to use, simply keep the golf ball anywhere in the shot mat hitting area and swing. The unit will track the ball and display the total distance and ball speed on the screen.

• Accurate Shot Data

  • Uses Reliable Doppler radar for ball flight data collection. Accurate with any club on all shots between 20-420 yards.

• Safe Design

  • • Most importantly, it is designed to eliminate the risk of a ricochet coming back at the user, as well as protect other the golfers at the range.

• Durable & Reliable

  • Made from a high impact UV stable plastic and a solid, powder coated metal frame. TrackTee also has zero moving parts.  Therefore. it can withstand the constant abuse of a busy range. Impact proof screen area protects the display from breakage.

• Weather Proof

  • TrackTee was designed for installation anywhere. From an indoor climate controlled area, to outdoor covered and non-covered ranges. As a result, the unit is waterproof, as well as UV stable.
    

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    Takapuna Driving Range, Auckland New Zealand

• Advertising Revenue

  • • Advertising panels on both sides offer a new revenue source.
    • Sponsors can advertise on the printable ad panels.
  

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• Easy Installation

  • Installation of a TrackTee smart bay divider is simple.  In fact, on average, it takes about a day to install 30 bays.

Call us today and find out more about how TrackTee is changing the range experience. Or click below to watch the TrackTee in action.

KEYWORDS:
PAR: Refers to the number of strokes a golfer is expected to need to complete the play of one hole on a golf course. Every hole on a golf course is rated as either a par-3, a par-4, or a par-5 (par-6 holes also exist, but they are rare). BIRDIE: A score of one under par on a hole.  TRACKTEE BAY DIVIDER

EAGLE: A score of two under par. DOUBLE EAGLE OR ALBATROSS: A score of three under par (very rare). BOGEY: A score of one over par. DOUBLE BOGEY  :Automated golf ball dispenser A score of two over par. TRIPLE BOGEY: A score of three over par. ACE: A hole-in-one. Hitting the ball into the hole in one stroke. HANDICAP: A system used to rate the average number of strokes above par a player scores in one round of golf. TRACKTEE BAY DIVIDER

gameplay
FORE!: A warning shouted when the ball is heading toward a person. PUTT: Any shot taken by a putter when you are on the green. DRIVE: Used to describe a golfer’s first stroke from the tee box on every hole. APPROACH The shot taken by a player from the fairway to the green. BANK SHOT: A shot where a steep slope is used to manipulate the direction or speed of the ball. OVER CLUBBING: sing a club that will hit the ball farther than necessary. AWAY: Refers to the ball that lies farthest from the cup when two or more golfers are playing. The player farthest away typically hits first.

BEST BALL: A format of play typically used in tournaments, in which the team score for each hole is the “best score” of at least one of the players in a foursome. THE TURN: The halfway point in a round of golf. EXPLOSION SHOT: A technique used by a golfer to hit the ball out of a sand trap. TRACKTEE BAY DIVIDERDUFF: A bad shot. MULLIGAN: In casual play only, a “do-over” shot made to replace a poorly hit shot, taken without counting the stroke toward the score. HACKER: A slang term referring to a person who is not very good at golf.

the course
FAIRWAY: A long stretch involving a neatly maintained grass which runs between the green and the tee box. ROUGH: The taller grass that borders the fairway. GREEN: The smooth grassy area at the end of a fairway especially prepared for putting and positioning the hole  Automated golf ball dispenser HAZARD: Anything on a golf course that is designed to be hazardous to one’s score. BUNKER: A concave area containing sand or the like, considered a hazard. TRACKTEE BAY DIVIDER BEACH: Slang term for a sand bunker. TRACKTEE BAY DIVIDER

CASUAL WATER: An accumulation of water on the golf course that is not part of a water hazard. Generally, you encounter casual water after heavy rains. The player is allowed to move the ball without penalty.