A member arrives shortly after eight. The flag stands in a fresh hole, the lines in the sand are new, the tee markers sit square to the hole, the towel at the ball washer is dry. It looks as if it had always been that way. It is two hours old – and someone made it happen, with the right equipment. That is what Dura Range is about.

Thirty years on the range

For thirty years we have been developing and supplying Dura Range – starting with the range balls that are hit, collected and hit again, day after day, on our customers’ driving ranges in Austria and Germany. Two-piece, with a soft rubber core and Surlyn cover, in white and yellow, with black print. Those years taught us what matters most in course equipment: knowing what lasts outdoors.

Five yellow range balls on a tee mat, the nearest printed Dura Range.
Dura Range balls: on our customers’ ranges for thirty years.

One brand for the whole course

With the 2027 catalogue, the name Dura Range stands for the full equipment of a golf facility for the first time: from the tee mat to the flagstick, from the range across the green and out onto the course. 26 items, arranged by where they are used – in three chapters.

  • Chapter I · The Range: Dura Range balls (2 Piece, 2 Piece RFT 20 and RFT 50), the Dura Range tee mat, plastic ball baskets for about 50 to about 150 balls and golf range banners for eleven distances from 50 to 300 m.
  • Chapter II · The Putting Green: Dura Range cups in two heights, aluminium cup setter, cup puller and Jr. flags.
  • Chapter III · The Course: flagsticks in three models, plain flags, Tee Marker Dimple and Branch Tee Marker, single ball washers, bunker rakes, distance and hazard markers, rope posts, litter bins and more.
Eight items from the 2027 Dura Range assortment side by side: ball basket, tee mat, range banner, cups, tee marker, ball washer, bunker rake and litter bin.
From the 2027 assortment: from the range out onto the course.

Welcome to the club

With the new assortment, Dura Range gets a new identity. Clubhouse green and cream, a wordmark of its own and a crest – and one idea holding it all together: Dura Range presents itself as a club whose members are golf facilities. Open durarange.golf and you are greeted with “Welcome to Dura Range”. Beneath it, what sets this club apart from others: No joining fee. No waiting list.

An old white clubhouse with dark green shutters behind a well-kept green in the morning light.
Clubhouse green, cream and a quiet tone: the new Dura Range identity.

The club has rooms of its own: a Club Office where someone picks up the phone when you call; a Members’ Edition with your club logo on the range balls; and a welcome that opens like a letter to the members. Behind it lies a simple conviction: a golf club has a board that decides, and someone who makes sure the flags are up on Saturday. Dura Range is made for the second kind.

“A range ball that goes over the fence should at least know where it belongs.”

Direct to the facility

What is also new is how Dura Range reaches you. Until now, course equipment with us ran mainly through catalogue, price list and telephone. On durarange.golf, clubs and businesses now see the whole assortment with versions and net prices – with quantity tiers for range balls – and place their order directly on the website. Anything off the shelf – special requests, large quantities, your club print – goes to the Club Office and is answered in person. Delivery is from our Vienna warehouse, as always.

Two hours before the first tee

Dura Range tells how the assortment is meant through a single morning on a well-kept course – step by step, with the equipment that gets picked up along the way.

A dark green utility cart at dawn on a gravel path, loaded with flagsticks, cups and bunker rakes.
Before first light the cart is loaded: flagsticks, bunker rakes, cups.
A greenkeeper lifting the cup out of the hole with the cup puller in the first light.
The hole moves. The cup puller draws the old cup without damaging it.
A bunker rake in bright sand with fresh rake lines.
Nobody walks through this sand before eight, and it shows.
Two red tee markers on a striped tee, the fairway behind.
Two tee markers, one colour, square to the hole.
A green ball washer beside the tee, a green towel at its eyelet, a wooden bench behind.
Ball washer on firm ground, cotton towel at the eyelet.
A row of tee mats on the range, a basket of yellow range balls at each.
Mat after mat, a full basket at each.

Read the whole story on durarange.golf: Two hours before the first tee.

Members’ Edition: your club on every ball

Range balls are a consumable and a calling card at once. We print your club logo from 12,000 balls in 1 to 4 colours on Dura Range 2 Piece or 2 Piece RFT 20, in white or yellow. The price per ball follows the number of colours, plus one-off logo costs of €70.00 to €280.00. More in the Members’ Edition.

Catalogue 2027

Cover of the Dura Range catalogue 2027.

You will find the whole assortment with all versions, sizes and article numbers in the Dura Range catalogue 2027 – as a PDF download and in print from your contact.

Your contacts

Rupert Eichler, our new Category Manager Course Equipment, is responsible for Dura Range and course equipment (eichler@golftech.at) – more about him. In course equipment customer service, Gerhard Rainer is there to help (rainer@golftech.at). You can reach both on +43 1 867 43 33. The Course Equipment page gives an overview of Dura Range and our other specialist brands.

Welcome to the club.