Staff Writer 
Eazi-Apps has introduced Eazi-Pace Technology, an innovative golf pace-of-play management solution designed to help golf clubs improve course efficiency, enhance the golfer experience and reduce the operational costs associated with traditional course monitoring.
The system enables course management to monitor groups, identify slow play and detect potential congestion, allowing clubs to take proactive measures before delays affect other golfers.
Eazi-Pace has already been tested and proven at Wingate, Chapman, Royal Harare and Borrowdale Brooke Golf Clubs, demonstrating how Eazi-Apps is using locally developed technology to address practical challenges within golf operations.
Eazi-Apps is the first Zimbabwean company to develop a locally designed golf pace-of-play management system. With exclusive rights to operate across Africa, the company has begun expanding and rolling out its pace-of-play software in South Africa, Zambia, Nigeria and Kenya.
Reducing Costs and Protecting Revenue
Eazi-Pace can help clubs reduce unnecessary marshal patrols while enabling management to make better use of existing staff and resources.
Improved pace management can also help protect revenue by ensuring later tee times remain on schedule and reducing delays caused by slow play.
For example, saving just 10 to 15 minutes of play could help preserve the day’s tee-time schedule. In a conservative scenario, protecting only two tee times per week, with three golfers paying a $25 green fee, could represent approximately $600 per month, or $7,200 per year, in protected revenue.
More Than Golf Technology
While Eazi-Pace represents Eazi-Apps’ growing involvement in golf technology, the company also develops digital solutions for businesses and organisations across multiple sectors.
Its technology solutions cater for organisations operating in industries including golf and sports clubs, hospitality, education, retail, professional services, property, transport, healthcare, financial services and other service-based businesses.
The director of Eazi-Apps said the company’s approach goes beyond simply providing software.
“Our focus is not simply on providing software. We identify operational challenges and develop technology that can help organisations reduce costs, improve efficiency, automate processes and deliver better customer experiences.”
The successful implementation of Eazi-Pace at Royal Harare Golf Club is another example of this approach in action.
As Eazi-Apps continues to expand its technology solutions across Africa, Eazi-Pace offers golf clubs a smarter and more efficient way of addressing one of the industry’s longstanding operational challenges — pace of play.
