Sports clubs, stadiums, golf courses, gyms, race events and recreation centres rely on quick coordination between coaches, officials, grounds staff, first aid and security. Two-way radios give everyone instant contact across the ground or course, with no call costs. Radio Industries supplies radios to buy and radio hire for one-off events, Australia-wide.
What sports and recreation teams use
Handheld radios
Rugged handhelds for officials, coaches and grounds staff. See handheld radios.
UHF CB radios
Licence-free radios for clubs, junior sport and outdoor events. See UHF radios.
Headsets and earpieces
Hands-free audio for coaches box, officials and noisy crowds. See headsets.
Radio hire
Radios and chargers for carnivals, fun runs and tournaments. See two-way radio hire.
Why clubs and venues choose radios
Instant group calls between coaches, officials and staff
Separate channels for match day, first aid, security and grounds
Weather-resistant radios for outdoor sport
Hands-free options for coaches and officials
Reliable in big crowds, when mobile networks get congested
Coverage across grounds and courses
Large stadiums, golf courses and event sites may need higher-powered radios or a repeater. We can recommend the right setup for your venue. For venue operations teams, see our stadium radios and golf club and resort radios.
Supply and support
We program radios before dispatch, supply accessories and repair radios when needed, Australia-wide. Contact us for availability, lead times or a suitable alternative.
Sports & Recreation Two-Way Radios FAQs
Can we hire radios for a tournament or fun run?
Yes. We hire radios, headsets and chargers for sporting events Australia-wide. See two-way radio hire.
Do sports clubs need a licence for radios?
UHF CB radios are licence free. Commercial radios on a private channel need an ACMA licence, which we can help arrange.
Which radios suit golf courses?
Golf courses often use rugged handhelds for grounds staff and the pro shop, sometimes with a repeater or higher-powered radios to cover the whole course.
Can coaches use radios hands-free?
Yes. Headsets and earpieces with push-to-talk buttons let coaches and officials communicate hands-free. See headsets.
How many radios does a club need?
It depends on how many coaches, officials and staff need to talk on game day. Call 1300 266 682 and we will help you work it out.