Graze Robotics and Invited Launch Autonomous Mowing Pilot at Gleneagles

Apr 27, 2025
Graze Robotics has partnered with Invited to introduce autonomous mowing technology at Gleneagles Country Club in Dallas, as announced in a press release. The pilot program aims to enhance golf course maintenance through robotic solutions.

Graze Robotics has partnered with Invited to launch an autonomous mowing pilot at Gleneagles Country Club in Dallas, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to showcase Graze's robotic mowing solutions, focusing on maintaining the rough and fairways of the golf course.

The pilot program will run through 2025, demonstrating the capabilities of Graze's technology in optimizing turf management while enhancing sustainability and operational efficiency. Graze's autonomous mowers are designed to lower fuel consumption and maintain consistent course conditions, contributing to environmental sustainability through electric-powered operation.

As the pilot progresses, Graze and Invited will work together to evaluate performance metrics and explore opportunities for broader deployment across Invited's network of golf courses.

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