For superintendents and grounds teams

See turf stress before it's visible to the eye.

PhytoMaps gives you a fairway-by-fairway view of turf health, refreshed every week from satellite, with multispectral drone analytics when you want a closer look.

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Course health · this week

Updated 2h ago

Phyto Score

100Excellent
85Good
65Monitor
50Stressed
35Critical
—Cloud-obstructed

The challenge

By the time it's visible, the damage is done.

Walking the course is slow. Soil samples lag behind reality. By the time stress shows up to the eye, it's been developing for days, and the window for a small, cheap intervention is gone.

01
Walking the course is slow
Even the most experienced superintendent can only properly inspect so much ground in a morning.
02
Soil samples lag
By the time the lab is back, the conditions you sampled have moved on.
03
Visible stress is late stress
If the turf already looks bad, the underlying problem started earlier, and the fix is bigger.

Two ways to look

Two views of your course. Built to work together.

Continuous satellite monitoring keeps an eye on every fairway, green and tee. When something needs a closer look, multispectral drone analytics give you the detail.

Weekly · automatic

Satellite monitoring

Zone-level turf health for every fairway, green, tee and area on the property, refreshed automatically. No hardware to install. No flights to schedule.

Heatmaps and per-zone statistics
Change detection between dates
Alerts when zones drop
Branded PDF and spreadsheet reports

On-demand · premium

Drone analytics

When a zone needs a closer look, when you want to verify a treatment, or when you want a full seasonal scan, multispectral drone imagery becomes high-resolution analytics on the portal. Some clubs fly their own drone and send us the imagery; for others, we handle the flights.

Centimetre-level resolution
Multispectral diagnostic imagery
Written interpretation and recommendations
Prescription maps for GPS-guided spot spraying

Satellite tells you where to look. Drone tells you exactly what's happening there.

How it works

How satellite monitoring works.

Three steps. Then it just runs.

1
Map your course once
Draw your fairways, greens, tees and surrounds. We turn them into the zones the platform watches.
2
We monitor every week
Turf health is refreshed on a regular cadence. You see the latest reading and the trend, for every zone.
3
We alert you when zones drop
When a zone falls below its baseline, you get a heads-up. Branded reports are one click away.

When to call in a drone

When to bring in drone analytics.

Satellite is enough for most decisions. Drone analytics are the right call when you need certainty, more resolution, or a defensible record.

A flagged zone needs a closer look

Satellite says something is off in a specific zone. The drone tells you exactly what's happening there at centimetre resolution.

Before-and-after a treatment

Fly the area before and again afterwards, so you and your agronomist can see exactly what changed.

Disputes and insurance

When you need a defensible, dated, high-resolution record of conditions on the ground.

Seasonal full-property scan

A scheduled deep-dive across the entire course in spring, summer and autumn, for the most complete picture of how the season is going.

Inside the platform

Built for the work superintendents actually do.

Built with input from greenkeepers and grounds managers who actually run courses.

Zone-level intelligence

Every fairway, green, tee or area is its own zone, with its own readings and its own history.

Early-warning alerts

When a zone drops, the platform tells you, instead of waiting for it to show up on a walk.

Side-by-side compare

Place two dates next to each other and see exactly what changed.

Time-series tracking

Years of zone-level history, ready to pull up in seconds.

Branded PDF + spreadsheet reports

Export-ready output for your board, your owner, or a client. Their name on it, not ours.

Multi-user, multi-property, multi-language

Your team, with roles. Many properties under one account. English, Dutch and German.

Sample report

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We're putting together a representative sample. Drop us a line and we'll send a copy as soon as it's ready.

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PhytoMaps Report

Greenwood Golf Club · Front Nine

Week 18

82%

Healthy

14%

Watch

Stress

Hole 7 greenstress detected, drone scan recommended

Hole 4 fairwaymild dip, monitoring

Who it's for

Built for the people who keep courses healthy.

Anyone responsible for keeping a course or large green space in shape.

Golf courses
Greenkeeping teams running 9- and 18-hole courses, links and championship venues.
Estates
Private estates with formal lawns, parkland and managed grounds.
Parks
Public parks, civic grounds and large landscaped open spaces.
Sports turf
Football pitches, rugby fields, cricket squares and stadium turf.
Agronomy consultants
Independent advisers and consultancies managing portfolios of properties.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

If your question isn't here, send us a message. We answer ourselves.

On a regular cadence, typically every few days, depending on cloud cover. You always see the most recent valid reading for each zone, plus the trend over time.

The satellite covers the whole course, every week, at a resolution that's enough to spot zone-level changes early. Drone analytics give you centimetre-level detail in a specific area: small patches, individual lines, the exact pattern of stress. Use the satellite to know where to look. Use the drone to know exactly what's happening there.

No. There are no probes, no sensors, no on-site equipment. The satellite layer is pure software. The drone layer is a flight we schedule and operate ourselves.

Cloud cover is a fact of life in our part of the world. The platform only shows valid, cloud-free readings. In a cloudy stretch, you'll see fewer updates than usual, and a clean reading the moment one is available.

If your course is on Earth and you can show us where it is on a map, we can almost certainly cover it. We're based in Europe and work with courses around the world.

Yes. PDF and spreadsheet reports can carry your name, logo and colours, handy for consultants, club managers, and anyone reporting to a board or a client.

English, Dutch and German. The platform and the people behind it speak all three.

From inside the platform, or by contacting us directly. We agree on the area and either fly it ourselves or take the imagery from your team's drone. We stitch the imagery, run the analytics, and deliver the report on the portal. It's an add-on; your satellite plan keeps running.

Ready when you are

Stop guessing about your turf.

Set up your first course in minutes. Add a drone scan whenever a zone deserves a closer look.