From family-run golf centre to one of Cheshire’s most diverse leisure destinations.
On the edge of Manchester, Adlington Golf Centre has grown into something that reaches far beyond the traditional driving range.
This family-owned business has steadily developed its site into a destination for different ages, abilities and interests—combining a floodlit Trackman driving range, nine-hole Heritage and Academy courses, Footgolf experience, short-game practice green, Australian Adventure Golf, The White Owl Café and state-of-the-art padel centre.
This story is one of long-term growth, and increased operational challenges.
As with all expansion, operational challenges present themselves through added pressure, higher ball turnover and increased labour demand. To support Adlington’s growth, we designed, manufactured and installed a series of solutions that work together to form a closed, automated ball cycle loop.
This means balls can be returned quickly from the outfield, washed and sent back to remote dispensers across the range with minimal work from the team. With robotic and manual picking, full automation in the washroom, and an ambitious growth pipeline, Adlington can expand with confidence and rely on a robust ball management system to keep pace with its increased visitor numbers.
The system for Adlington Golf Centre
