The National Golf Centre, headquarters of the RFEG and known as the home of Spanish golf, is once again becoming a benchmark for golf by revolutionizing its school and driving range with Toptracer technology.

Toptracer combines technology and fun, turning the practice field into a place of leisure and entertainment for players of all levels.

This system, which records and tracks shots, was previously limited to television broadcasts of the PGA Tour and European Tour. Now, this experience is no longer exclusive but universal, available to players of all ages and handicaps.

Installed upstairs at the court, Toptracer features cameras and a monitor for each mat. Every time a player hits a shot, the screen displays detailed information such as distance traveled, flight distance, roll, direction, and accuracy.

It represents an invaluable tool for training and improving players and, even more importantly, an open door to a virtual gaming community: Toptracer offers the possibility of participating in contests such as Longest Drive, Closest to the Pin, point games…

And, as a main attraction, it offers the opportunity to virtually play the legendary Pebble Beach course. All you need to do is download the Toptracer Range app, where you can also save your statistics.

Those interested can purchase one-hour sessions at the club shop for €10, or €8 for students of the school. There will also be the option to purchase 20-hour passes valid for one year for €150, or €100 for students.

These prices do not include the ball bucket, which will remain at the same price as always: 42 balls for 2 euros for proximity card users and 3 euros for those who prefer to use tokens.

Nearly eighty golf clubs across Europe have joined this revolution to date, including Le Golf National in Paris, Wentworth Golf Course in London, and the PGA Tour in Girona. With its implementation at the National Golf Centre, Toptracer continues its expansion throughout Spain.

SOURCE: National Golf Center