The GrassBot Network Podcast

Eric Feldhusen of Glenwild Golf Club in Park City, Utah, discusses his experience as an early adopter of FireFly Automatix autonomous mowers and his forward-thinking approach to integrating mounted sensor technology into daily operations. Working in collaboration with Bill Kreuser and the GreenKeeper platform, Eric has helped pioneer the use of quantitative turfgrass health data to drive more precise and informed management decisions. His operation highlights how automation and data analytics can work together to elevate course conditions, efficiency, and strategic turf management.

Jeff Miller of The Santaluz Club in San Diego shares how he integrates robotic mowers into his golf course management program and strategically maximizes their impact. If you’re seeking practical, real-world expertise in deploying robotics on a golf course, Jeff offers deep experience and a continually evolving approach focused on efficiency, productivity, and operational improvement. Enjoy.

Great to have Tony Smith on the podcast. Tony has seen it all in turfgrass robotics and, quite frankly, has incredible knowledge and experience with turfgrass robots. Tony shares his experience in lawn care and sports field management, with a focus on robotics and automation. A great start to Season 2.

Here we go. Season 2 of GBN is focusing on people who are running robotics in turfgrass and landscapes. We would love to have you on the podcast if you have a story to tell.

We sit down with Vincent Achten of TurfTroniq to discussing their turfgrass automation platform. TurfTroniq is creating a incredibly flexible system for adapting traditional mowers to autonomous systems. A truly revolutionary company that is also bringing to market the first autonomous golf course bunker rake (which golf course supers have been mentioning to GBN as the most desirable autonomous product). Enjoy our discussion with Vincent and check out TurfTroniq for more information.