Autonomous Mowing For Irish Golf Courses.
Trusted by Beaufort Golf Club, Powerscourt Golf Club, and other golf facilities across Ireland.
The Greenkeeping Challenge
Robotic mowing doesn't replace your greenkeeping team. It removes the hours they spend on repetitive mowing - and gives them back to the work that actually needs human judgement.

Labour Costs & Availability
Skilled greenkeepers are expensive and increasingly difficult to find. Tying them up on daily mowing is an inefficient use of your best people.

Less Morning Noise
Early mowing disturbs local residents and disrupts the course before golfers arrive. Machines that run silently through the night solve the problem entirely.
Consistency Of Cut
Manual mowing results vary with staff availability, fatigue and weather. Robotic mowers deliver the same cut quality every day, regardless of conditions.
The Right Machine For Every Zone

FJD RCM01 - cylinder mower
Fairways & Greens Surrounds
Semi-rough & Rough

FJD RM21 - rough and semi-rough specialist

FJD RM21 with dual-brush attachment
Dew Removal
Driving Ranges & Practice Grounds
Built for the wide, open ground that swallows your greenkeeping hours. BigMow maintains up to 24,000 m² on its own, with five floating cutting heads that follow every rise and dip for an even finish. Fifteen stainless steel blades mulch clippings straight back into the turf, and five sonar sensors stop the blades the instant anything crosses its path.

Belrobotics - BigMow
Serious Technology, Not A Garden Gadget.

3D LiDAR navigation
LiDAR - Light Detection and Ranging - fires thousands of laser pulses per second to build a real-time 3D map of the surrounding terrain. Unlike GPS, it doesn't rely on satellite signal.
Under dense tree canopies, in hollows, or anywhere signal is unreliable, the RM21 navigates with the same precision as it does on an open fairway. It knows exactly where it is because it's reading the physical environment around it - not waiting for a signal from space.

GPS-RTK precision positioning
In open areas the RCM01 uses GPS-RTK - Real-Time Kinematic positioning - which achieves centimetre-level accuracy rather than the metre-level accuracy of standard GPS.
The machine knows its position to within a few centimetres at all times. That's what makes consistent, straight mowing lines possible across the full width of a fairway, automatically, without drift.

One-time mapping, permanent intelligence
In open areas the RCM01 uses GPS-RTK - Real-Time Kinematic positioning - which achieves centimetre-level accuracy rather than the metre-level accuracy of standard GPS.
The machine knows its position to within a few centimetres at all times. That's what makes consistent, straight mowing lines possible across the full width of a fairway, automatically, without drift.
Full Fleet Visibility From One App
The FJD Landscaping App gives your greenkeeping team live visibility of every machine on the course - position, status, mowing progress, battery level, alerts.
Schedules are set and adjusted from a tablet. If a machine stops for any reason - an obstacle, a low battery, an unexpected boundary - you get an alert immediately. Remote monitoring means no one has to walk the course at 3am to check progress.
Working On Irish Turf, Right Now.
From championship golf courses to county grounds - our machines are already delivering results.
Case Study - Beaufort Golf Club, Kerry
Nestled beneath the breathtaking MacGillycuddy's Reeks in County Kerry, Beaufort Golf Club is renowned for its stunning scenery and immaculate playing surfaces. As golf clubs continue to embrace new technologies to improve efficiency and sustainability, Beaufort has taken a significant step forward by becoming one of Ireland's latest clubs to invest in autonomous turf maintenance.
Working alongside the Beaufort Golf Club owner, Will Magill, and the club's newly appointed Head Greenkeeper, Padraig, Range King recently completed the installation and commissioning of 4 BigMow GPS-RTK robotic mowers with the help of Seamus Weldon’s Grass Machinery (Killarney).
Together, these 4 autonomous machines will maintain approximately 220,000 square metres of turf across all 18 holes, including fairways, tee boxes and semi-rough.
The Machines Pay For Themselves
One machine replaces multiple greenkeeper hours per week on mowing tasks alone. Those hours go back to the work that needs human skill.
STRI-comparable cut quality regardless of staff availability, weather or season. The standard your golfers expect - delivered automatically.

Most courses recover the full investment within 2–3 seasons through reduced labour costs alone.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
A: Yes. The FJD RM21 uses a 4-wheel rear design specifically to distribute weight and prevent turf damage on wet ground - a common condition on Irish courses. Both machines are designed for all-weather autonomous operation.
A: The FJD RM21 uses 3D LiDAR navigation rather than GPS, which means it operates accurately under dense tree canopies and in areas where satellite signal fails. This is one of its key advantages for parkland and woodland courses.
A: Yes. Both the RCM01 and RM21 are designed for unsupervised night operation. The RCM01 is specifically engineered for this - quiet enough to run through the night without disturbing nearby residents or guests, leaving fairways ready for morning tee-off.
A: It depends on the course layout, terrain and maintenance schedule. We carry out a full site assessment before recommending a configuration - most courses require a combination of machines across different zones. Contact us to discuss your course specifically.
A: RobotMower.ie is the Irish distributor for FJDynamics and Belrobotics. All installations include a care plan covering servicing, technical support and ongoing maintenance. You're not dealing with a remote supplier - we're based in Ireland and available when you need us.
We'll carry out a full site assessment, recommend the right machine configuration for each zone, and handle everything from installation to ongoing support. No obligation - just a clear picture of what autonomous mowing would look like for your course.