Courses set their own restricted areas, such as the areas around greens, or an entire common area on a hole, and may use them on specific days, such as Cart Path Only. When a cart enters a restricted area, the golfer sees the boundary of the geofence, receives an on-screen instruction and hears a loud alarm that repeats until the cart exits that geofence. Reach Golfers never shuts off or stops the cart. Courses can also add an outer-ring alert before a restricted area. It's standard around greens, about 15 to 20 yards out. Geofence alerts can be turned off for specifically designated "VIP" carts.
Staff can send a real-time message from the dashboard to a specific cart, such as a friendly pace reminder. Or send messages to all active carts for important announcements like a severe weather update.
Golfers see carts ahead of them on the hole they are playing, improving pace of play. Staff see every cart located on a live course map, and on a visual timeline bar. Historical cart track access is available to pinpoint driving behavior in the current or past rounds.
Tee sheets: currently Lightspeed and Club Prophet integrate to offer live replay tee time availability on hole 17, with a low-friction bookable offer on the cart screen.
F&B platforms: currently Clubhaus, Birdie Delivery, Toast and others supporting web-based mobile ordering provide integrated on-course ordering and a single tab for the day.
Scoring platforms: GolfGenius, LiveTourney and Squabbit provide on-screen leaderboards and hole-by-hole score entry, making game play more engaging for golfers in organized events.
The full partner list is on the Reach Golfers website.
AI pace of play tracks every round in real time vs hole-by-hole expectations, giving staff real-time visibility into where groups are on the course and an opportunity to step in early via messaging or a visit when a group falls behind. Golfers see their pace vs expected live on the screen throughout the round.
$30 per cart per month on a 4-year term, including weatherproof cart-mounted touchscreens with their own power, 2 batteries per unit and chargers, the software (AI pace of play, fleet tracking, geofencing, direct to cart messaging, in-cart F&B ordering, reporting) and a dedicated Customer Success Manager. One-time fee of $3,000-$4,000 for 3D hole renderings (co-owned by the course), shipping, setup, installation, staff training and geofence testing. Seasonal billing available.
Every customer has a dedicated Customer Success Manager for ongoing support. Courses go from signed contract to fully installed in 2 to 4 weeks. On install day, each screen takes about 20 to 30 seconds to mount, and courses are fully operational in less than 4 hours, including charger setup, staff training and geofence checks.
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Reach Golfers (formerly IZON Golf; legal name IZON Technology, LLC dba Reach Golfers) makes cart-mounted GPS touchscreens and course operations software for golf courses. The company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Adam Kanouse is CEO.
The company says its screens fit any golf cart brand with a roof support bar, including E-Z-GO, Club Car and Yamaha, and run on their own batteries rather than the cart's power, so they do not wire into the cart. Features the company lists include AI pace of play, real-time fleet tracking, geofencing, direct to cart messaging and in-cart food and beverage ordering, plus integrations with some tee sheets, food and beverage ordering platforms and tournament scoring platforms.
The same screens carry advertising. The company says ads play in a small corner panel with audio off by default, and that courses receive a 50/50 share of the ad revenue, with Reach Golfers handling advertiser sales.
As stated by the company in November 2026: $30 per cart per month on a 4-year term, plus a one-time fee of $3,000 to $4,000 for course renderings, shipping, installation and staff training. Seasonal billing is available. GCTR has not independently verified pricing, so confirm current terms in writing.
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