Matlock Golf Club is about to take another major step forward in modern golf practice. We are delighted to announce that TrackMan technology is coming to the driving range. Giving members and visitors access to one of the most advanced golf performance systems in the world.
Many golfers will already know that TrackMan is installed inside our simulator room, where it has been used for coaching sessions, winter practice and club fitting. The addition of TrackMan to the driving range now completes the picture. Bringing the same professional level technology outdoors and making it accessible during everyday practice.
For golfers across Matlock, Derbyshire and the Peak District, this is a significant upgrade to the club’s facilities and another example of our ongoing investment in helping players enjoy and improve their game.
What is TrackMan?
TrackMan is a radar based golf tracking system used by tour professionals, elite coaches and leading golf academies across the world. Using highly accurate radar technology, it tracks both the golf ball and the club through impact. Delivering detailed information about every shot you hit.
Instead of guessing how far a shot travelled or why the ball curved left or right, TrackMan shows you exactly what happened. It measures key data such as carry distance, ball speed, launch angle and spin rate. Helping golfers understand their game in far greater detail.
This level of insight has transformed how golfers practice. Rather than simply hitting balls on the range. Players can now practise with clear feedback and measurable progress.
From Simulator to Driving Range
TrackMan has already proved extremely popular inside the Matlock Golf Club simulator room. Where it has been used by members for indoor practice sessions and by our PGA professionals during coaching lessons.
The installation of TrackMan on the driving range will now extend that experience outside. Golfers will be able to hit real shots into the range while still receiving the same accurate data and performance feedback.
This creates a complete practice environment at Matlock Golf Club. Members will have access to TrackMan both indoors and outdoors. Allowing them to work on their game all year round, whatever the weather.
Why This Matters for Your Practice
Most golfers spend time on the driving range, but traditional range practice often involves a lot of guesswork. You hit a shot that feels good, but you do not always know exactly what happened. TrackMan removes that uncertainty.
With instant feedback after every shot, golfers can clearly see their distances, ball flight and consistency. This helps players understand their tendencies and make better decisions when practising.
It is this combination of data and real ball flight that has made TrackMan one of the most respected technologies in golf.
A Huge Benefit for Golf Lessons
The arrival of TrackMan on the driving range will also bring huge benefits for coaching sessions at Matlock Golf Club.
Our PGA professional team already uses TrackMan inside the simulator room to help golfers understand their swing and improve their performance. Having the same technology available on the driving range means lessons can now combine real ball flight with accurate performance data.
This makes it particularly valuable for golfers taking golf lessons in Derbyshire or learning to play golf in the Peak District. As all the feedback is immediate, in realtime and easy to understand.
Whether you are a beginner trying to make solid contact. Or an experienced golfer looking to tighten dispersion and improve distance control. TrackMan allows every lesson to be more precise and more productive.
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Another Step Forward for Matlock Golf Club
The installation of TrackMan on the driving range represents another exciting investment in the facilities at Matlock Golf Club.
Golf clubs across the UK are increasingly embracing technology to enhance the playing and practice experience. TrackMan has become one of the most recognised systems in the sport. By adding this technology to both the simulator room and the driving range. M<atlock Golf Club is ensuring members and visitors have access to some of the best practice tools available.
For golfers across the Peak District and Derbyshire, the club continues to provide a welcoming place to play, practise and improve your game.
Coming Soon to the Driving Range
Work is now underway to bring TrackMan technology to the Matlock Golf Club driving range. Once installed, members and visitors will be able to experience a new way of practising. Combining real ball flight with professional level shot tracking.
If you have never used TrackMan before, this is a fantastic opportunity to see how the technology can help you understand and improve your golf.
And if you are looking to take your game to the next level, why not combine your practice sessions with a lesson from our PGA professionals and experience the benefits of TrackMan first hand.
Exciting times are ahead for practice at Matlock Golf Club, and we cannot wait to see golfers enjoying the new TrackMan driving range.
FAQs
What is TrackMan in golf?
TrackMan is a radar based system that tracks the golf ball and club through impact, providing accurate data about each shot including distance, ball speed and launch angle.
Will TrackMan be available on the driving range at Matlock Golf Club?
Yes. TrackMan is being installed on the driving range to complement the existing TrackMan system already used in the club’s simulator room.
Do you need to be a member to use the driving range?
The driving range at Matlock Golf Club is open to members and visitors, making it a great place for golfers across Derbyshire and the Peak District to practise.
Can TrackMan help improve my golf?
Yes. TrackMan provides clear feedback on every shot, helping golfers understand their ball flight, distances and consistency, which leads to more effective practice sessions.
Are golf lessons available at Matlock Golf Club?
Yes. PGA professional Craig Pollard offers golf lessons at the club and uses TrackMan technology to help golfers improve their game.
