Robotic lawn mowers
Fairways and rough, mowed on schedule.
Autonomous mowers cut on mapped routes around play, then drive back to charge. We set them up and service them.
- All 50
- US states served
- 11+
- years in the business
- 10 min
- 24/7 triage
- 24/7
- emergency response
What it is
A robotic lawn mower cuts golf fairways and rough on its own. It follows a mapped route on a schedule set around play, then drives back to charge. Service Robot Co. maps the course, sets up every mower, and services it under RoboCare™. Courses lease the mowers through financing.
Two kinds of mower share the work. Reel mowers cut the fairways with the finish a fairway needs. Compact mowers take the rough, the slopes, and the edges around bunkers.
The hard part is fitting them into a course week: mapping every hole, marking no-go areas, siting the chargers, and keeping them running. That is the part we own. Greens, tees, and detail work stay with your crew.
What it does
Everything the unit does, in plain terms.
No spec-sheet fog. This is the job the robot takes off your team.
Fairway mowerCuts fairways on a mapped route
Reel cutting units leave the striped finish golfers expect, pass after pass.
Lakeside roughTakes the rough and slopes
Compact mowers keep the rough even beside fairways, lakes, and bunkers.
Early passMows around play
Your superintendent sets the hours. The mowers work holes that are clear of golfers.
Heading backDrives back to charge
When a job is done or the battery runs low, the mower returns to its charger on its own.
From our blog
Reading for the decision you’re making.
Industry newsWhat the 2025 PGA Tour robot fairway mowing test means for your crewBlack Desert ran autonomous fairway mowers at a 2025 PGA Tour stop. Here is what superintendents should verify before leasing similar units at home.Read the article
Use casesAutomating Fairway Mowing While Your Crew Preps GreensSee how golf courses free crew hours for greens and bunkers by scheduling autonomous fairway mowing, with labor data and a pre-assessment checklist.Read the article
GuideAutonomous Fairway Mowing: A 2025 Labor Survey Guide for SuperintendentsGCSAA 2025 survey data on golf labor and fairway mower priorities, and where mapped autonomous mowing fits when crews stay focused on greens work.Read the article
DeploymentCharging Stations for Autonomous Fairway Mowers: A Setup GuideWhere to place fairway mower charging docks on a golf course: power, drainage, cart paths, overnight schedules, and service access superintendents need.Read the article
Use casesDaytime Clubhouse Lawn Robots After Your Fairway FleetLayer fairway mowers onto clubhouse lawns by day without a second fleet, and pair turf robots with indoor scrubbers through one integrator and service plan.Read the article
Use casesFairway Mowing Robots: Crew Hours Back for Greens and BunkersAutonomous fairway mowing can return crew hours to greens, bunkers, and tees. Lessons from 2025 major-championship turf programs and phased US rollout steps.Read the article
Industry newsFairway Robots at a PGA Tour Stop: Lessons for Daily PlayBlack Desert used autonomous fairway mowers overnight during a PGA Tour debut. Learn how crews shifted hours, what turf details mattered, and what to ask before you try it.Read the article
DeploymentWhere Autonomous Fairway Mowers Charge on a Golf CourseCharging docks and service access decide whether fairway robots fit your course. A practical siting guide for golf superintendents planning autonomy in 2026.Read the article
DeploymentNight Fairway Mowing Windows: A Golf Superintendent Scheduling GuideHow tee sheets, cart rules, frost delays, and events should set when autonomous mowers cut fairways and rough while crews keep greens and bunkers.Read the article
DeploymentRain-Delay Checklist Before Fairway Mowing Robots Roll AgainA superintendent-ready checklist for restarting autonomous fairway passes after storms: turf checks, map holds, crew coordination, and safe first cuts.Read the articleWhere it earns its keep
The sites putting it to work.
Fairways
Reel-mown on a set schedule with a consistent stripe.
Rough
Kept even beside fairways, ponds, and bunkers.
Driving ranges
Mowed on a schedule before the range opens.
Clubhouse lawns
Kept cut without a crew member on a seat.
- Golf courses
- Country clubs
On the floor
Where you'll see it working.
How we back it
We don't hand you a box and wave.
We deploy it, service it, and check on it under RoboCare™, so the robot stays field-ready instead of turning into shelfware.
You lease it
Lease it through financing on a 3-year lease with one fixed payment. We quote it after a free site assessment.
We deploy it
On-site setup, route and task configuration, and a walkthrough, so the robot earns its keep from day one.
We service it
RoboCare™: 24/7 support with 10-minute technical-specialist triage, regional service engineers in every state we service, and a 12-month warranty.
We check on it
3 check visits a year and a monthly uptime report. Preventive maintenance comes in Base Care and Full Care.
Lease through financing · see how leasing works · read the robotic grounds maintenance page
Common questions
Want one working for you?
Tell us the job and the site. We'll match the robotic lawn mowers, quote the lease, walk your team through it, and keep it serviced.
Find the robot that fits your site.
Free site assessment. We tell you what actually works before you spend a dollar.