Robotic cylinder mowing
FJD RCM01
An autonomous robotic cylinder mower for golf fairways and premium turf, with reel cutting, RTK + LiDAR navigation and multi-zone operation.
Explore equipment ↗Start with the course, not a generic claim.
Golf-course proposals should distinguish fairways, larger managed areas and specialist turf surfaces, with a course-specific survey before selection.
robotic golf course mowers UK
Golf-course mowing planned by surface and finish.
Surface, finish, access and mowing windows vary across a course. Treat fairway and precision turf work as distinct requirements and confirm the proposed machine for each area.
Plan the work before choosing equipment
- Identify fairways, precision turf and other surfaces.
- Map access, slopes, hazards and operating windows.
- Confirm course-specific suitability rather than assuming one machine covers every surface.
Operational benefits
What to plan for
Separate precision cylinder mowing from larger-area mowing.
Plan around play, access and course operations.
Use a site survey to confirm positioning, finish and route requirements.
Recommended equipment
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precision mowing
primary — A primary precision/cylinder-mowing option for selected golf-course turf areas, subject to course-specific assessment.
mowing
Robotic mowing
FJD Titan
A high-capacity commercial robotic mower for managed turf, combining a 730 mm cutting width with RTK, LiDAR and vision-assisted navigation.
Explore equipment ↗supporting — A supporting larger-area option for selected golf-course work where the course layout and required finish are suitable.
turf care
Versatile robotic mowing
FJD Rough Ranger
A versatile autonomous turf-care platform for mowing and specialist work across golf courses, sports pitches, driving ranges, estates and synthetic surfaces.
Explore equipment ↗supporting — A specialist supporting option for selected golf-course turf-care tasks; it is not presented as a greens mower.
Typical use cases
Where this approach fits
- Golf fairways
- Premium sports turf
- Large managed course areas
- Multi-zone course operations
Questions
Before a site visit
Is every golf-course surface suitable for the same mower?
No. Fairways, premium turf and other course areas can have different cutting and access requirements. Discuss each zone separately.
What does a course survey establish?
It helps review surfaces, routes, slopes, working windows, positioning and the finish expected before a quotation is prepared.
Your next step
Talk to Iron & Earth Equipment ↗Plan the course by surface.
Tell us which areas and finishes matter most to your team.