Labour shortages, rising costs and higher expectations are forcing course managers to rethink how work gets done. The question is no longer whether autonomy is coming, but whether it can deliver to the same standard as a skilled operator, day after day. 

With the Greensmaster® eTriFlex® 3360 and GeoLink® Mow, Toro is showing that it can, combining accuracy, safety and cut quality while supporting, rather than replacing, the craft of greenkeeping. 

GeoLink Mow integrates with the Greensmaster eTriFlex 3360, a mower built on Toro’s proven TriFlex® platform. This ensures autonomy is applied to machines designed for tournament-quality fairway cutting. 

How GeoLink Mow works 

At the core of the system is GeoLink technology, paired with RTK (real-time kinematic) positioning, that enables centimetre-level accuracy across high-visibility areas. 

Using a pre-mapped course layout, the mower follows defined paths with repeatable precision. Striping remains consistent, coverage is complete, and clean headlands are maintained—without the overlaps or missed areas that can build up over time. 

Safety is also built in. LiDAR, radar and sonar continuously monitor the surroundings, allowing the machine to detect obstacles and respond in real time, in any lighting conditions. 

Supervisors remain in control via the GeoLink Mow app. From mapping and assigning mowing patterns to tracking live progress, the system provides visibility without requiring constant manual input. Real-time alerts keep teams informed and ready to intervene if needed. 

Where it fits best 

GeoLink Mow is built for fairways and other high-value turf where presentation and playability matter most. 

Its reel-based cutting units and precise guidance deliver a finish that meets the expectations of modern courses—consistent, clean and repeatable. Smaller autonomous machines are suitable for rough or out-of-play areas, but they are not designed for the same precision, speed, or tournament-quality finish expected on fairways 

But, delivering a tournament-quality result requires more than autonomy—it starts with a mower engineered for precision and durability. GeoLink Mow is positioned for the surfaces golfers see, play and remember. 

Built for the realities of course maintenance 

Autonomy is only as effective as the machine behind it, which is why the Greensmaster eTriFlex 3360 builds on Toro’s proven TriFlex platform, making it a familiar foundation for many greenskeeping teams. 

DPA cutting units, EdgeSeries reels and EdgeMax bedknives retain adjustments and stay sharper for longer, supporting a consistent finish while reducing maintenance downtime. A lightweight three-wheel design reduces turf compaction, while advanced suspension ensures each cutting unit follows ground contours closely. 

Features such as Radius Dependent Speeds and controlled turning maintain clip rate and reduce turf disturbance. With no hydraulic oil onboard, the risk of leaks is eliminated, and quieter operation allows more flexible mowing schedules. 

Power comes from a hybrid system combining electric drive components with a 14.5 hp engine, delivering consistent performance without unnecessary complexity. 

Integrating autonomy into the working day 

Autonomy changes how time is used, not the role of the team. 

A single supervisor can oversee multiple machines, managing operations through the GeoLink app while focusing on higher-value tasks elsewhere. Machines can be deployed, paused or redirected remotely, and transport between fairways is automated via pre-set routes. 

Switching between autonomous and manual operation is simple. The machine integrates into existing workflows, whether supporting peak demand or complementing traditional mowing practices. Real-time data and diagnostics provide visibility, helping teams monitor performance and respond quickly. 

Performance in the field 

In practice, the benefits become clear. Once a mowing pattern is set, it repeats precisely, maintaining consistent visual standards. 

At The Old Collier Golf Club in Florida, an early test site for autonomous fairway mowing, this consistency has been evident day-to-day. Todd Draffen, Director of Agronomy, notes the ability to maintain straight lines and uniform widths across fairways has stood out over repeated cycles. 

Alongside early adoption in the US, European courses are also beginning to integrate autonomous mowing into day-to-day operations. At Golf Club Würzburg in Germany, the introduction of the Toro GR 3360 with GeoLink Mow marks one of the first deployments of its kind in Europe. 

For the greenkeeping team, the impact is already being seen in how maintenance is structured. Predictable, consistent output supports tighter control of maintenance windows, while reducing machine presence during peak playing times. For course leadership, the focus is on long-term efficiency – using autonomy to support high standards of presentation while optimising operational processes. 

As with many new technologies, initial curiosity from staff and golfers was expected. Over time, familiarity builds confidence as the machines become part of routine operations. Operationally, the impact is in how teams use their time, with fairways maintained autonomously while staff focus on detail work and course improvements. For courses managing ongoing labour pressures, that shift is often as valuable as the mowing performance itself. 

Raising the standard for autonomous mowing 

As adoption grows, expectations evolve. Autonomous machines must now match the output of skilled operators on machines that have a proven track record of fairway performance. 

Toro combines advanced GeoLink capability with established reel cutting technology, ensuring innovation enhances, rather than compromises, performance. Backed by decades of golf course experience and dedicated GeoLink support, autonomy becomes a practical next step rather than a leap into the unknown. 

The result is simple: repeatable, high-quality fairway mowing—precise, safe and consistent—delivered in a way that supports skilled teams. 

The real question for forward-thinking courses is no longer whether it works, but how soon it can become part of the team’s everyday workflows. 

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Golf Club Würzburg has become the first golf facility in Europe to install and actively use the autonomous Toro Greensmaster® eTriFlex®3360 with GeoLink Mow on its fairways — marking a major milestone for innovation in golf course maintenance.

To support this launch, the Toro Germany team hosted a two‑day technical and sales training event in April 2026, welcoming ten authorised golf dealers from across the country. The programme combined detailed classroom sessions with extensive live demonstrations on the course, giving dealers a close look at how autonomous mowing technology is already transforming daily operations.

A pioneering partnership in German golf

Club President Bernhard May highlighted the significance of hosting the event:

“As the first golf course in Europe to use this system on a daily basis, it was a particular honour for us to make our fairways available as a live demonstration area. Following in-depth technical presentations in the morning, the programme moved straight out onto the course – exactly where innovation in course maintenance must prove itself today. At this event, too, our collaboration with Toro’s highly qualified team once again proved to be an exemplary success. As a very satisfied customer, it was also an honour for us to host this dealer training event in Würzburg.”

Würzburg Golf Club has long been recognised for its commitment to forward‑thinking course management. Its early adoption of autonomous mowing reinforces its role as a leader in shaping the future of golf in Germany.

Training designed for real‑world application

The two‑day programme focused on the capabilities of the Greensmaster eTriFlex 3360 with GeoLink Mow — the first autonomous triple‑spindle fairway mower of its kind. Dealers explored:

• Precision navigation and repeatable cut quality
• Labour‑saving workflows and operational efficiency
• Safety systems and autonomous route planning
• Practical setup, calibration and maintenance

The live demonstrations on the fairways provided a clear view of how autonomy can support teams facing increasing expectations around course presentation, sustainability and resource management.

Micha Moerder, Senior Sales Manager for Germany at Toro, expressed his appreciation:

“We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our long-standing partner, Golf Club Würzburg, for providing the venue and the golf course. The excellent conditions played a key role in ensuring the successful delivery of the presentation and practical sessions for the new system.”

Why the Greensmaster® eTriFlex® 3360 matters

The Greensmaster eTriFlex 3360 represents the next generation of all‑electric greens mowing. With no hydraulic fluid, all‑electric traction, steering and cutting, and Toro’s EnergySmart® technology, it delivers noticeably quieter operation, lower running costs and a cleaner, more sustainable maintenance approach.

Its Double A‑Arm Suspension and industry‑leading Flex technology allow the cutting units to follow contours with exceptional precision, while the Radius Dependent Speed (RDS) system and Lift‑In‑Turn feature help virtually eliminate “Triplex‑Ring” for a consistently smooth, tournament‑ready finish.

Features such as the Lift‑Gate Footrest, Tool‑Free QuickChange cutting units and Auto‑Brake on Operator Dismount further enhance productivity and ease of use for course teams — making the eTriFlex 3360 a powerful solution for clubs looking to modernise their maintenance operations.

Driving the next chapter of innovation

The successful installation and daily use of the autonomous Greensmaster 3360 at Würzburg Golf Club marks an important step forward for the German golf market. As interest in automation and data‑driven maintenance continues to grow, this project provides a real‑world example of how advanced technology can support course teams today.

Toro and Würzburg Golf Club look forward to continuing their collaboration and advancing innovation for golf facilities across Germany.

Interested in learning more?

Want to explore how the Greensmaster® eTriFlex® 3360 could support your course maintenance strategy? Our authorised Toro distributors across Europe can help you assess autonomous and all‑electric solutions tailored to your facility. Find your local Toro distributor.

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Advanced Electric Power

The GreensPro e1700 is powered by Toro’s HyperCell^® lithium-ion battery technology. HyperCell batteries are developed by Toro with the unique demands of commercial use in mind. The proprietary battery packs deliver 2.3 kWh per pack and are engineered for longer runtime and a greater service life. The GreensPro e1700 takes that power a step further. The two-battery configuration that comes standard can be upgraded to accommodate four batteries to help manage expansive layouts.

In addition to extended runtime, the fully electric GreensPro e1700 helps crews meet local regulations through quieter operation and zero engine-exhaust emissions. Fewer moving parts mean less maintenance compared to gas-powered equipment, as well as zero hydraulics or oil leaks.

Total Control

The intuitive Point and Go joystick allows both amateur and experienced operators to easily navigate steering and speed control. Automated features like Precision Pass Alignment help ensure clean, repeatable results, while the Roller Clean feature simplifies the removal of built-up debris with easy access after rolling.

Its expansive 69-inch rolling width enables crews to cover significantly more surface area in every pass. To ensure a flawless finish, a three-roller configuration maintains constant ground contact and optimal pressure across the entire footprint. Each drum is powered by an independent electric motor that automatically adjusts speed during turns and stops — an innovative feature that eliminates the scuffing and “scrubbing” that often leads to visible turf damage.

Transport is equally streamlined thanks to the SmartHitch integrated trailer. By replacing traditional pull-behind trailers and separate drawbars, this integrated system allows the operator to drive directly onto the transport vehicle without ever leaving the seat. This “drive-up” efficiency eliminates the downtime usually spent maneuvering heavy equipment or positioning lift bars, significantly reducing physical strain and enhancing overall site safety.

In the never-ending pursuit of perfection, the GreensPro e1700 is another tool at the superintendent’s disposal. For more information on the GreensPro e1700, or to see Toro’s full lineup, go to toro.com or contact your local dealer.

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Spatial Adjust

Workman LTX
For more than 30 years, the Workman name has been synonymous with strength, convenience and reliability. These commercial-grade utility vehicles excel in maintaining parks, golf courses, sports fields and campuses. At GCSAA, Toro introduced a new Workman to the lineup, the Workman LTX.
The newest edition features an all-new Briggs & Stratton® Vanguard® gas engine, increased storage, an LCD display, dual USB-A and USB-C ports, and oversized cup holders, all of which are a direct result of customer feedback.

Meet the Workman LTX.

GreensPro e1700
Toro’s newest greens roller is fully electric. That means no hydraulics, fewer maintenance needs and reduced noise levels — with the same high performance you’re accustomed to. The result? Smooth, consistent greens.

Features include a 69-inch rolling width, new intuitive joystick controls, a three-roller configuration for consistent ground contact, the SmartHitch Integrated Trailer, which replaces traditional separate trailers or pull-over drawbars, and an expandable HyperCell battery pack made for long-range performance. Made for maximum coverage and efficiency, the GreensPro e1700 has you covered for fine sports turf maintenance.

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Irrigation Panel on Spatial Adjust
Inger Nordby, Toro Director of Golf Irrigation Sales and Services, moderated the panel of superintendents from top golf courses across the country. They shared their experiences with Spatial Adjust, a revolutionary irrigation software tool.

The tool injects a higher level of precision into operations, using turfRad sensors mounted on golf course maintenance equipment to collect soil moisture readings during routine operations. That detailed, first-of-its-kind data helps inform irrigation decisions across the Lynx® Central Control platform. These operations strive to achieve top tier playing conditions and Spatial Adjust is helping them achieve it.

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Intelli360 Parts Ordering
The Intelli360 digital toolbox harnesses the power of data to make fleet management more efficient. Users have always been able to track equipment, view its operating status, operating hours and maintenance needs, and create work orders. Available now, users will be able to order parts directly from the platform.

Toro has integrated parts ordering alongside equipment monitoring and maintenance schedules, creating a comprehensive fleet management experience. Users can now enjoy advanced features, including shopping lists, wish lists and a single-cart model that streamlines operations across teams.

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Student Tours
More than 200 students and professors got an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of Toro’s GCSAA booth. Attendees experienced the latest innovations in golf course maintenance equipment, networked with industry leaders and were introduced to internship opportunities and career pathways. These future leaders and educators brought a palpable energy to the booth and walked away with valuable firsthand insight into today’s equipment capabilities and technology.

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Refreshed design

The Workman LTX features a sleek new hood, bumper, grille and headlight design. An all-new dashboard configuration provides plenty of storage space, while the change from a hand parking brake on the dash to a foot-operated or an electric parking brake option on lithium models creates more space and overall intuitive layout.

Versatility without compromise

Whether you need a “mobile office” or cargo hauler, the LTX can be configured to your workflow. Choose from standard or lifted heights, extend the bed for high-volume hauling or add an extra row of seating to fit the whole crew. With a comprehensive suite of complementary accessories, the LTX can be built for what you need.

Pick your power

The Workman LTX is available in two powertrain options — petrol or electric. The electric model is powered by Toro’s patented HyperCell® lithium battery system and comes standard with two HyperCell batteries with the option to add a third for more runtime. Developed by Toro, HyperCell batteries are made for the unique demands of commercial use.

The petrol model is equipped with a Briggs & Stratton® Vanguard® 400 EFI engine with integrated oil level sensors and an automatic engine shut-off feature to ensure long-term reliability. No matter which option you choose, both deliver exceptional power, reliability and efficiency.

Automotive grade comfort

High performance and power demand equally high-quality comfort. The high performance and power of the Workman LTX demand a similar level of comfort. Coil-over shocks around the vehicle deliver superior suspension travel and adjustability for a smooth ride and minimised operator fatigue, especially when navigating uneven or bumpy terrain.

The automotive-grade rack and pinion steering system provides enhanced control and lowers steering effort, while operating loaded or empty. This allows operators to focus on the task at hand.

An LCD display provides important information and dual USB A and C ports ensure device compatibility and constant connectivity. The oversized cup holders and the bolstered bench seat provide the space and support needed for the most demanding shifts.

The Workman LTX will be available in spring 2026. For more information on the LTX and all of Toro’s latest products, go to toro.com.

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Advanced electric power
The GreensPro e1700 is powered by Toro’s HyperCell® lithium-ion battery technology. HyperCell
batteries are developed by Toro with the unique demands of commercial use in mind. The
proprietary battery packs deliver 2.3 kWh per pack and are engineered for longer runtime and a
greater service life. The GreensPro e1700 takes that power a step further. The two-battery
configuration that comes standard can be upgraded to accommodate four batteries to help
manage expansive layouts.

In addition to extended runtime, the fully electric GreensPro e1700 helps crews meet strict noise
and environmental legislation through quieter operation and zero engine-exhaust emissions.
Fewer moving parts mean less maintenance, as well as zero hydraulics or oil leaks.

Total control
The intuitive Point and Go joystick allows both amateur and experienced operators to easily
navigate steering and speed control. Automated features like Precision Pass Alignment help
ensure clean, repeatable results, while the Roller Clean feature simplifies the removal of built-up
debris with easy access after rolling

Its expansive 175 cm (69-inch) rolling width enables crews to cover significantly more surface
area in every pass. To ensure a flawless finish, a three-roller configuration maintains constant
ground contact and optimal pressure across the entire footprint. Each drum is powered by an
independent electric motor that automatically adjusts speed during turns and stops — an
innovative feature that eliminates the scuffing and “scrubbing” that often leads to visible turf
damage.

Transport is equally streamlined thanks to the SmartHitch integrated trailer. By replacing
traditional pull-behind trailers and separate drawbars, this integrated system allows the operator
to drive directly onto the transport vehicle without ever leaving the seat. This “drive-up”
efficiency eliminates the downtime usually spent manoeuvring heavy equipment or positioning
lift bars, significantly reducing physical strain and enhancing overall site safety.
In the never-ending pursuit of perfection, the GreensPro e1700 is another tool at the
greenkeeper’s disposal.

For more information on the GreensPro e1700, or to see Toro’s full
lineup, go to toro.com or contact your local distributor

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That’s the reality of modern golf course management. And it’s exactly why Toro continues to evolve the way it supports the industry.

Solving today’s challenges, together

Across the industry, the challenges are consistent, and course expectations remain high.

Water management is under increasing scrutiny. Climate pressures, rising costs and regulatory demands require smarter, more precise irrigation strategies. Toro’s advanced irrigation and water management technologies help courses optimise usage, protect turf quality and make confident, data-led decisions – without adding operational burden.

Labour shortages remain one of the biggest pressures facing course maintenance teams. Autonomous and semi-autonomous solutions are no longer future concepts; they are practical tools that free staff to focus on the areas where their time matters most. By integrating autonomous technology seamlessly alongside traditional equipment, Toro helps courses maintain standards while adapting to changing workforce realities.

Communication and visibility are essential for modern operations. Connected products and smart systems allow teams to monitor performance, plan maintenance, and respond quickly, whether that’s from the maintenance facility, the clubhouse or remotely. When systems talk to each other, decisions become clearer, and downtime becomes easier to avoid.

Sustainability isn’t just a nice-to-have anymore. Electric and hybrid offerings, efficient water use, and long-lasting equipment all play a role in reducing environmental impact while protecting performance. Toro’s commitment to sustainability is not a trend response; it’s a long-term investment rooted in enriching the land and supporting the future of the game.

Individually, these challenges are familiar. Together, they demand an integrated approach.

Introducing Total Golf Solutions

Toro Total Golf Solutions is not about a single machine, system or technology. It’s a philosophy – one built on the understanding that golf courses don’t operate in silos, and neither should the solutions that support them.

At its core, Total Golf Solutions brings together everything a course needs to operate efficiently and sustainably: turf maintenance equipment, irrigation and water management, utility vehicles, autonomous technology, and connected, data-driven systems – all delivered through one trusted partner.

No brand can match the breadth and integration Toro delivers across the entire golf course.

Designed by people who understand the job

Toro’s credibility comes from more than innovation alone. It comes from proximity to the people doing the work.

We know golf courses because we’ve spent more than a century working alongside them – listening to greenskeepers during early morning starts, spending time in the workshop with mechanics, and responding to the real-world challenges that define the job. We understand that solutions only matter if they make life easier, faster and more reliable on the ground.

That insight is engineered into everything we do. From shared components across equipment platforms, designed to simplify servicing and maintenance, to technologies that reduce complexity, to aftersales support that keeps teams moving when it matters most – Total Golf Solutions is built around ease, accessibility and long-term reliability.

The power of one partner

What truly sets Toro apart is not just the breadth of its offering – it’s how those solutions work together, supported by a single, knowledgeable partner.

Globally, Toro operates through trusted channel partners, often with decades-long relationships. These aren’t transactional suppliers. They are consultants, technical specialists and trusted advisors who understand local conditions, course-specific needs and long-term planning cycles.

For golf clubs, this brings greater clarity – fewer points of contact, more joined-up conversations that consider the entire course, rather than isolated purchases, and a partner invested in long-term performance, not short-term sales.

It also means confidence. Confidence that equipment, irrigation, vehicles and technologies are designed to integrate. Confidence that parts, service and support are streamlined. Confidence that decisions made today will still deliver value years down the line.

From supplier to strategic partner

Too often, golf courses are forced to piece together solutions from multiple brands, systems and suppliers – each optimised in isolation, but rarely aligned as a whole. That fragmentation creates complexity, inefficiency and missed opportunity.

Toro Total Golf Solutions changes that mindset by giving clubs a true strategic partner – one that simplifies operations, brings clarity to complex decisions, and supports performance not just today, but over the long term.

For greenskeepers, that means tools and technologies that respect their expertise and time. For managers and owners, it means visibility, control and confidence that investments are aligned with performance, sustainability and future readiness.

A proven partner for the long term

Innovation matters, but longevity matters too. Toro has spent more than 100 years supporting the golf industry, continually investing in engineering, technology and service to meet evolving demands. That experience brings perspective, resilience and a commitment to progress that goes beyond short-term trends.

Total Golf Solutions is the result of that journey. It reflects not only what golf courses need today, but where the industry is heading tomorrow – with autonomous solutions supporting stretched teams, connected technologies improving decision-making, and more sustainable practices helping courses protect both performance and the environment.

Let’s start the conversation

Every course is different. That’s why Total Golf Solutions is not a fixed package, but a flexible, consultative approach designed around each club’s unique goals, challenges and resources.

If you’re looking to simplify operations, strengthen sustainability, address labour challenges or gain a clearer, more connected view of your course, it starts with a conversation. One brand. Many solutions. One trusted partner.

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This enduring collaboration underscores a shared commitment to innovation, sustainability, and excellence in golf course management, helping shape the modern landscape of greenkeeping at the ‘Home of Golf’ and beyond.

A Legacy of Innovation

St Andrews Links has long been a symbol of golf’s heritage, tracing its roots back to the 15th century. It was here that Old Tom Morris was one of the first to revolutionise course care with many new practices including topdressing, the practice of using sand to create smooth greens and teeing grounds, now a fundamental technique worldwide. Building on this legacy, Toro has delivered cutting-edge technologies to support the evolving demands of turf management, from precision irrigation to advanced electric mowing systems.

“St Andrews Links is where tradition meets innovation,” said Amy Dahl, vice president International at The Toro Company. “For 25 years, we’ve had the privilege of supporting their dedication to excellence through trusted equipment, sustainable solutions, and shared values. This milestone represents not just a partnership, but an ongoing legacy of progress.”

Driving Standards in Turf Management Through a Shared Commitment

Over the past two and a half decades, Toro and Reesink UK have supported the Trust with groundbreaking equipment and irrigation systems, helping it remain a benchmark for golf course quality worldwide.

“The collaboration with Toro has been pivotal in enabling us to deliver world-class course conditions that honour our heritage while embracing the future,” said Neil Coulson, CEO of St Andrews Links Trust. “This partnership is defined by mutual respect, shared purpose and a drive to constantly improve.”

Alastair Rowell, Managing Director at Reesink UK, added: “We’re proud to play a role in this remarkable journey. This partnership exemplifies the best of what can be achieved when industry leaders come together with a long-term vision and a passion for excellence.”

Looking Ahead

As this milestone is celebrated, all three partners remain focused on what lies ahead. The collaboration between Toro, Reesink UK and St Andrews Links Trust is not just a reflection of the past 25 years—it’s a foundation for continued innovation in sustainable course management and support for the next generation of greenkeepers.

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Smart connected products are digital tools that share information in real time across your operation. For greenkeeping teams, that can mean better visibility into equipment usage, maintenance schedules, work orders and more — resulting in less downtime, better planning and a more productive team.

The Opportunity

Imagine having instant access to track where machines are, what condition they’re in and what service they’ll need next. You could have a clear picture of your fleet and equipment at any given moment.

In addition, with connected work order systems, tasks can be scheduled and assigned quickly. You can account for upcoming maintenance, allocate time and labour, and even estimate costs before work begins. These features help avoid delays, reduce breakdowns and keep equipment in rotation longer. For those managing budgets, connected systems also make it easier to monitor part usage and plan for future needs.

Putting It into Practice

One example of this technology in action is Toro’s Intelli360 — a web-based digital toolbox that integrates several Toro applications into a single, user-friendly experience.

Currently, Intelli360 offers equipment tracking with geolocation, allowing users to see the location, status and maintenance needs of connected equipment on a map view. Teams can manage work orders with the ability to create and assign maintenance tasks, track parts and labour, and review service history.

“Intelli360 is designed with the flexibility to grow and evolve for the long term,” said Janel Hinde, Global Product Marketing Manager at Toro. “We’re currently working to add features like parts inventory, ordering functions and integration with third-party applications, and more enhancements are in development.”

Looking Ahead

Toro has set its sights on building a fully connected ecosystem for course maintenance. Future developments aim to bring irrigation systems, autonomous machine controls and diagnostic tools into the same digital platform. The long-term vision includes an integrated dashboard, bringing together data from across the golf course’s entire operation into one cohesive view. “We have a long runway planned for expanded features and integrations with other smart connected products and Toro systems,” said Hinde. “We’re committed to enhancing the platform in ways that bring value over time.”

Whether you manage a small course or a large-scale resort, smart connected tools like Intelli360 can help you make proactive, informed decisions. To learn more about what’s currently available and what’s on the horizon, visit toro.com/intelli360 or contact your local Toro distributor.

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With over 25 years of experience across customer care, marketing, and global sales, Inger has been instrumental in elevating Toro’s leadership in golf irrigation. She champions a talented team responsible for delivering industry-leading service, innovation, and support to many of the world’s most renowned golf courses.

Her approach blends strategic vision with an unwavering focus on customer success. From irrigation planning to product performance and post-sale support, Inger’s leadership has helped Toro earn lasting trust among golf superintendents, course managers, and distributors worldwide.

Inger is also a passionate champion for sustainability in golf. Her efforts to promote precision irrigation technologies directly support healthier turf, reduced water use, and improved course playability — all while making the game more sustainable and accessible for the future.

Perhaps most inspiring is Inger’s commitment to mentoring and elevating others. A strong advocate for women in the golf and turf industries, she invests time and energy mentoring colleagues and engaging with programs like the Annika Foundation. Her leadership style empowers not just her team, but the entire industry.

We’re proud to celebrate Inger’s achievement and the lasting impact she continues to make — for Toro, for golf, and for the next generation of leaders.

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