The Platform
Stress
Maps
Four stress groups. Sub-meter resolution. Updated after every drone flight — weeks before problems reach the surface.
Golf course management has relied on observation for decades. TurfLogic adds objective, continuous intelligence — finding problems before they surface.
Our approachEvery instrument TurfLogic uses feeds a single outcome: an objective, continuously updated picture of your course's health.
Open TurfScoreEvery club in the TurfLogic network is a live proof of concept — stress found early, interventions targeted, turf health trending upward.
Four stress groups. Sub-meter resolution. Updated after every drone flight — weeks before problems reach the surface.
The same hole. The same flight. One view shows you what any eye can see — the other shows you what the turf is actually doing. Stress that won't be visible for three more weeks is already mapped, already quantified, already actionable.
Toggle between imagery layers in TurfScore in a single click. Your superintendent sees the same map you're looking at — with field notes, interventions, and historical comparison attached.
Clean Aerial
Stress Map Active
TurfLogic's multispectral analysis classifies every pixel of turf into one of four stress groups — based on reflectance signatures in bands invisible to the human eye. Each group has a defined intervention priority.
Because TurfLogic flies at low altitude with calibrated multispectral sensors, the resolution resolves individual turf plants. Compaction patterns, irrigation shadows, and disease progression are spatially exact — not estimated.
The stress map isn't a photograph — it's a derived data product. Each flight generates raw multispectral reflectance, which is calibrated, classified, and layered against your course's prior surveys before the map is published.
Tell us your course. We'll show you exactly what a stress map looks like on your fairways, greens, and tee boxes — with your own turf, your own stress patterns.