Golf clubs and resorts cover a lot of ground and look after a lot of guests. Our golf course two-way radios link the pro shop, starters, course marshals and greenkeepers, while resort teams use them to connect front desk, concierge, housekeeping, maintenance, security and food and beverage. Radio Industries supplies radios, discreet earpieces, vehicle radios, repeaters and call boxes to golf clubs, country clubs and resorts across Australia.
What golf clubs and resorts use
Rugged handheld radios
IP67 radios for marshals and greenkeepers working in rain, dust and sun. See handheld radios.
Cart and vehicle radios
UHF radios for maintenance vehicles, utility carts and shuttles. See vehicle radios.
Discreet earpieces
Guest-facing staff hear calls privately and reply quietly. See earpieces.
Repeaters
Cover every hole on large or hilly courses, and every wing of a resort. See repeaters.
Radio call boxes
Call points for halfway houses, pool areas, villas and the clubhouse. See call boxes.
Push-to-talk over cellular
Link managers, shuttle drivers and off-site staff over 4G/5G. See PoC radios.
Golf clubs and courses
Marshals use radios to manage pace of play and clear slow groups, starters keep the tee sheet moving, and greenkeepers coordinate mowing, irrigation and course set-up before the first group tees off. When storms roll in or a player needs first aid, one call reaches everyone on the course. Hearing protection headsets suit staff operating mowers and blowers.
Resorts and hotels
Resorts keep guests happy when every department can talk instantly. Slim radios with earpieces suit front desk, concierge and restaurant staff, while maintenance and security carry rugged radios across the grounds. Call boxes and push-to-talk over cellular cover pools, villas, shuttles and remote parts of a property. For functions and one-off events, see events and hospitality radios.
Licensing, setup and support
Most venues use private licensed channels so their teams are not interrupted by other users. We can arrange private frequency licences (see the ACMA land mobile licence), plan coverage with our system design team, program radios before dispatch and service and repair them. Club tournaments and member days can be topped up with radio hire. Contact us for availability, lead times or a suitable alternative.
Two-Way Radios for Golf Clubs & Resorts FAQs
Which radios suit golf courses?
Rugged IP67 handheld radios suit marshals and greenkeepers, and UHF vehicle radios suit carts and maintenance vehicles. Call 1300 266 682 and we will recommend a setup for your course.
Will radios reach every hole on our course?
Many courses are covered by handheld radios alone, but large, hilly or tree-lined courses may need a repeater. We can assess your course and recommend the right coverage.
How do resort staff stay discreet around guests?
Slim radios with surveillance or earhook earpieces let staff hear calls privately and reply quietly. See earpieces.
Can maintenance carts and shuttles have radios?
Yes. Compact UHF vehicle radios fit carts, utility vehicles and shuttle buses, and talk to the same channels as handheld radios.
Do golf clubs need a radio licence?
Not always. UHF CB radios need no individual licence, but many clubs and resorts choose a private licensed channel so their staff are not interrupted. We can arrange private frequency licences.