Hole by hole
A clean aerial of all eighteen, framed consistently, usable on the website, in the yardage guide, on tee signage, and across social.
Golf courses
A golf hole is a piece of design. From the ground you can photograph a bunker or a green, but you cannot show the shape of the hole, the way the fairway bends, or the reason the architect put the water where they did. That is only visible from the air.
A clean aerial of all eighteen, framed consistently, usable on the website, in the yardage guide, on tee signage, and across social.
Sixty to ninety seconds that moves through the property the way a round does, opening on the signature hole and closing on the clubhouse.
Courses earn well from function bookings, and function clients buy on how the venue looks at golden hour.
Material aimed at the people you actually want joining or booking, not generic imagery.
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Questions
Late spring and early autumn, when the turf is at its best and the light is low for longer. We shoot early morning or the last two hours of daylight, because midday sun flattens contours and it is contour that makes a hole readable from above.
No. We work around your tee sheet, usually before the first group or after the last, and we never fly directly over golfers. Most courses do not notice we were there.
Yes. Straight-down nadir passes at a consistent altitude give you clean plan views that a designer can annotate with distances.
Start a project
Send the location and the deadline. We will tell you what is worth shooting, when the light is right, and what it costs.