Trackman Secured as Official Ball Tracking and Simulator Supplier for 2026 Solheim Cup

Global radar and optical tracking technology leader Trackman has secured a commercial agreement to become the Official Ball Tracking and Simulator Supplier of the 2026 Solheim Cup.

Staged at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands from September 7 to 13, 2026, the partnership integrates Trackman’s industry-leading data analytics and precision solutions into the twentieth edition of women’s golf’s premier international team competition.

With more than 100,000 installations globally spanning over seventy countries, Trackman continues to expand its strategic footprint across elite international sports, aligning with a marquee event that routinely captures global broadcast and spectator attention.

Trackman Co-founder and CEO, Klaus Eldrup-Jørgensen, emphasised the significance of the partnership.

“Trackman has always been about helping the game move forward, from the practice tee to the biggest stages in golf.”

“Partnering with the Solheim Cup is a privilege, and we’re excited to help bring even more precision, insight, and engagement to one of golf’s most compelling international competitions,” Eldrup-Jørgensen said.

Solheim Cup tournament director for IMG, Jill Lederer, noted the momentum building around the milestone twentieth edition.

“We are delighted to welcome Trackman as an Official Supplier to the 2026 Solheim Cup.”

“The Solheim Cup is one of the most important sporting events of the year and our list of Official Partners and Suppliers reflects the excitement felt in the world of golf as we approach the 20th edition of this special event,” Lederer commented.

Major brands including PING, Skyscanner, and Rolex anchor the commercial program, alongside Official Course and Turf Maintenance Machinery Partner John Deere, and adidas serving as Event Supporter and Official Footwear Supplier.

Furthermore, the 2026 edition welcomes a wave of new commercial entities, including E-Z-GO, TUMI, and Creative Technology and Roe Visuals.

Bernardus Golf, which previously hosted three editions of the KLM Dutch Open on the DP World Tour between 2021 and 2023, provides a world-class venue for the tournament. As ticket sales accelerate across grounds passes and premium hospitality packages such as the ‘Tap Inn at the 15th Green’, the commercial integration of advanced tracking technology guarantees enhanced fan engagement and deepens the sport’s professional infrastructure.

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