ROBOGOLF – Results from 2021
Latest news from the ROBOGOLf project. Preliminary results from the 2021 field trials at Landvik showed the same high turfgrass quality with robotic and manual mowing. On semi-rough, robotic mowing showed a tendency to less disease but more white clover than with manual mowing. Read the article.
- Robotic moving _ Less diseases but more white clover (pdf) 553,3 KB
- Robottileikkuu väylillä ja semiraffeissa _ Vähemmän tautia mutta enemmän valkoapilaa k (pdf) 888,3 KB
- Robotklipping av fairway og semi-rough Mindre sopp, men mer hvitkløver (pdf) 438,4 KB
- Robotklippning på fairways och i semiruff - Mindre sjukdomar men mer vitklöver (pdf) 552,5 KB
About STERF
STERF is a research foundation that supports existing and future R&D efforts and delivers ‘ready-to-use research results’ that benefit the Nordic golf sector. STERF was set up in 2006 by the golf federations in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland and the Nordic Greenkeepers’ Associations.
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