Get ball dispensers, washers, collectors, range balls, hitting mats, outfield targets and spare parts for your driving range from Carroll Golf in Ennis, County Clare, which says it has traded since 1992.
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Driving range equipment
Golf ball picker suppliers
Gang pickers, picker carts and robotic ball collectors for range outfields.
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Family-run Suffolk manufacturer of driving range machinery, from ball dispensers, washers and collectors to bay dividers, mats and targets.
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Norfolk supplier and installer of commercial robot mowers, robotic line markers and robotic range ball pickers for golf and sports sites.
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Get driverless robotic ball collection for your US driving range, planned, installed and supported by a Colorado Relox Robotics partner, plus a connection to Inrange radar ball tracking.
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Scottish supplier of driving range equipment, from ball dispensers and EPOS to washers, collectors, elevators and bay dividers.
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Swedish maker of driving range equipment, including ball dispensers, pickers, washers and payment systems, with a UK office in London.
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US arm of Range Servant, supplying golf ball dispensers, pickers, washers and ball management systems to driving ranges from Norcross, Georgia.
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You can buy range ball pickers, ball washers, dispensers, golf flags, recycled plastic furniture and course accessories from Wittek Golf Supply, an Elk Grove Village, Illinois, manufacturer and distributor.
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Florida manufacturer of driving range equipment, including ball pickers, washers, dispensers and mats, and a distributor of Par Aide and Standard Golf.
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Choosing a ball picker or collector for your driving range
The firms listed here supply the machines that get range balls off your outfield and back to the tee line, from hand collectors and gang pickers you tow behind a golf cart to driverless robots that pick on a schedule. Most also sell the washers, elevators and dispensers that a picker feeds, so you can source one connected ball system from one supplier. Each record is drawn from the supplier's own website, so you can compare capacity, coverage and support before you call.
Gang and straight-line pickers from the makers
EGM Golf in Suffolk, says it designs and builds its machines at its own headquarters, with collectors from a 400-ball single hand model to the Polypikka14, which carries 3,200 balls. Range Servant in Halmstad, Sweden, sizes its pickers to your daily ball count, with a Light picker for fewer than 15,000 balls a day and a Heavy Duty picker for more. Wittek Golf Supply in Illinois says it has made range ball pickers in the U.S.A. since 1946. Easy Picker Golf Products in Florida offers 3, 5 and 7 gang pickers with adapters for Club Car, EZ-GO, John Deere and Yamaha vehicles.
Robotic ball collection
If you want to cut staff time on the outfield, OnPar Automation in Colorado installs and services the Relox Robotics Range Picker across the US, which it says can pick up to 60,000 balls a day. GroundTech in Norfolk supplies the Echo RP-1250 robotic picker UK-wide.
Regional suppliers of complete range systems
Carroll Golf in Ennis distributes EGM collectors in Ireland. Range Master Golf Services in Grangemouth supplies inline, modular and hand collectors across Scotland and the UK. Range Servant America in Norcross, Georgia, sells standard duty, heavy duty and hand push pickers plus golf cart adapters.
What to compare
- Make or resell. EGM Golf, Range Servant, Wittek and Easy Picker make their own machines. Carroll Golf distributes EGM equipment, and OnPar is an authorized Relox partner.
- Where they serve. Carroll Golf covers Ireland, Range Master Scotland and the UK, GroundTech the UK and OnPar the US. Easy Picker the U.S. and Canada, and Range Servant and Wittek list worldwide.
- Room to grow. Range Servant's Light frame can be upgraded by two gangs, Range Servant America says you can add a gang to a picker, and Wittek sells kits that take a 3 gang picker to 5 gang.
- Finance and support. Range Master offers leasing and finance, GroundTech leases pickers, and OnPar offers remote monitoring and U.S.-based support plans.
Compare the 9 suppliers listed for ball pickers and collectors
Use this table to build your shortlist fast: you see where each supplier is based, what it supplies and how long it has traded, taken from its own website. Open a listing for photos, full services and a direct way to get in touch.
| Supplier | Based in | What it supplies | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carroll Golf | Ennis, Ireland | Range balls (1 and 2 piece); Ball dispensing systems and payment options; EPOS systems for dispensers | 1992 |
| Easy Picker Golf Products | Lehigh Acres, United States | Range ball pickers (3, 5 and 7 gang); Range ball washers; Range ball dispensers and Range-Express token system | Not published |
| EGM Golf | Woodbridge, United Kingdom | Cloud Linked and Standalone ball dispensers; Ball elevators; Ball washers | 1982 |
| GroundTech | West Dereham, United Kingdom | Commercial robotic mowers; Robotic golf ball pickers; DropPit underground ball management | Not published |
| OnPar Automation | Lakewood, United States | Relox Robotics Range Picker autonomous ball collection; Bridge above-ground ball drop-off; Integrated ball pit and ball ditch drop-off systems | Not published |
| Range Master Golf Services | Grangemouth, United Kingdom | Golf ball dispensers, behind-the-wall and stand-alone; Dispenser payment methods and EPOS software; Ball washers and ditch systems | Not published |
| Range Servant | Halmstad, Sweden | Ball management systems; Golf ball dispensers; Bay dispensers | 1986 |
| Range Servant America | Norcross, United States | Golf ball dispensers; Dispenser payment systems; Golf ball pickers and cart adapters | Not published |
| Wittek Golf Supply | Elk Grove Village, United States | Range ball pickers (gang and straight-line); Ball picker conversion kits; Commercial golf ball washers | 1946 |
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More on these ball pickers and collectors
Which of these suppliers have been trading longest?
Of the 4 that publish a founding year, the longest established are Wittek Golf Supply (1946), EGM Golf (1982), Range Servant (1986) and Carroll Golf (1992).
Which brands do these suppliers make or carry?
Brands named on their own websites include Range Servant (GroundTech, OnPar Automation and Range Servant America); Polypikka (Carroll Golf and EGM Golf); Kawasaki (Carroll Golf and EGM Golf); Ultima (Range Servant and Range Servant America); Range Servant Pay (Range Servant and Range Servant America); European Golf Machinery (EGM) (Carroll Golf); EGMNet (Carroll Golf); Easy Picker (Easy Picker Golf Products).
Which publish memberships, accreditations or approvals?
OnPar Automation (Authorized Relox Robotics installer and service partner, Authorized Inrange agent).
Which publish lead times or minimums?
Wittek Golf Supply: Stocked items: orders placed by 1pm CT ship the same business day, Mon to Fri.
Which of these suppliers exhibit at trade shows?
According to their own websites, GroundTech at BTME 2027 (Harrogate Week); Range Servant America at GCSAA Conference and Trade Show 2027 (formerly Golf Industry Show).
Which suppliers will install and service my ball collection system?
You can have the system set up for you by several firms. Range Master Golf Services installs and services range systems in Scotland and the UK, OnPar Automation handles range planning, mapping, installation and staff training in the US, Range Servant offers installation and project management, and GroundTech installs its robotic equipment.
Can I lease a ball picker instead of buying one outright?
Yes, you can spread the cost with two UK suppliers. GroundTech offers leasing and maintenance packages for its robotic ball pickers on request, and Range Master Golf Services offers equipment leasing and finance for larger items such as its collectors.
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Questions about Ball pickers and collectors
How many suppliers are listed for ball pickers and collectors?
9 suppliers: 4 in the United States, 3 in the United Kingdom, 1 in Ireland and 1 in Sweden. The comparison table lists them in alphabetical order.
Which suppliers for ball pickers and collectors are based in the United States?
Easy Picker Golf Products, OnPar Automation, Range Servant America and Wittek Golf Supply.
Which suppliers sell robotic golf ball pickers?
You can buy a driverless picker from three firms here. OnPar Automation installs and services the Relox Robotics Range Picker across the US, Range Servant also sells the Range Picker by Relox Robotics, and GroundTech supplies the Echo RP-1250 in the UK, with route changes and pausing from a phone or desktop.
Can I hitch a ball picker to the golf cart or utility vehicle I already own?
Yes, two suppliers sell adapters for this. Easy Picker Golf Products offers a hitch and adapters for a Club Car Carryall, EZ-GO and EZ-GO ST models, a John Deere Gator and three Yamaha vehicles. Range Servant America sells cart adapters, including one for Club Car models through 2014.
Which are based outside the United States?
EGM Golf, GroundTech and Range Master Golf Services (United Kingdom); Carroll Golf (Ireland); Range Servant (Sweden).
Which of these suppliers have been trading longest?
Of the 4 that publish a founding year, the longest established are Wittek Golf Supply (1946), EGM Golf (1982), Range Servant (1986) and Carroll Golf (1992).
You can check every answer against the 9 listings in this section: each one is worked out from what they publish.