Golf and destination charging are a perfect match: long playing times meet relaxed charging without the need for an app or charging card. We'll show you why, using two locations from our portfolio and our involvement in golf as examples.

Golf clubs and charging infrastructure may seem to have little in common at first glance. However, a closer look reveals one of the most natural partnerships in electromobility: golfers stay for extended periods, return regularly, and expect a seamless experience. This is precisely what makes golf courses one of the strongest segments for destination charging.

The timing is right

A round of golf typically lasts four to five hours, significantly more time than an electric vehicle needs to fully recharge at a reliable charging station. While other locations, such as retail stores or restaurants, often only allow for short charging times, a golf club inherently offers the length of stay that makes charging convenient rather than inconvenient. Guests park, play their round, and drive off again with a full battery, without having to plan a single additional stop.

The target groups overlap

In Germany, golfers and electric vehicle owners largely share the same target group: affluent, mobile, and increasingly conscious in their choice of brands and locations that fit their lifestyle. For golf clubs, charging infrastructure is therefore not a technical add-on, but a visible signal to precisely the members and guests they already want to attract.

Smooth for guests, simple for operators

The ideal of a golf club is seamless hospitality. Dayser Energy fits perfectly into this picture. Charging works with your own bank or credit card, completely without an app, registration, or charging card. For guests, this means: charging where it's a given, just like a parking space or the changing room in the clubhouse is simply there when you need it.

Two locations that lead the way

At the Schwarze Heide Golf Club in Bottrop-Kirchhellen, nestled in the green countryside of the Ruhr region, charging infrastructure is now standard for members and guests. Anyone playing a round here can charge their vehicle without having to plan their day around it.

In Rathenow-Semlin in the Havelland region, the golf course surrounding the Hotel Semlin combines golf and accommodation into a complete experience. Especially during multi-day stays, the advantages of Destination Charging become particularly clear: guests can charge overnight or during their round, without any planning on their part.

Both locations demonstrate how diverse the segment can be, from pure golf clubs to combinations of golf and hotels, and how well Destination Charging integrates into both concepts.

At home in sports too

For Dayser Energy, golf is not just a location segment, but a passion. As a sponsor of the Dutch golfer Rosanne Boere, we support talent that embodies precisely the values our locations represent: precision, reliability, and the drive for excellence. Boere recently won the National Open for the fourth time, one of the most prestigious titles in Dutch amateur golf. For us, this commitment is further proof of how closely Dayser Energy is connected to golf, both on and off the course.

What this means for your club

For golf course operators, charging infrastructure has long been more than just a nice-to-have. It's a differentiating factor in a market where members and guests are increasingly paying close attention to which locations are keeping up with the times. With Dayser Energy, this isn't an additional burden, but rather a service that complements the existing golfing experience: reliable, simple, and seamless for your guests.

Interested in this for your golf club?

Whether it's a 9-hole course or a golf resort with a hotel, we'd be happy to show you how Destination Charging could work for you. Contact us for a no-obligation consultation.