Toro Strengthens Autonomous Mowing Range With New Turf Pro™ 200

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (June 2026) — Toro, a leading worldwide provider of innovative solutions for the outdoor environment, has expanded its autonomous mowing range with the introduction of the Turf Pro™ 200.

Designed for smaller, more confined areas of the course, including areas around the clubhouse, tighter landscaped spaces and other sections of turf that require regular maintenance, the Turf Pro 200 provides an autonomous mowing option for areas where larger machines may be unnecessary. It is also suited for sports and training environments where consistent cutting is required with limited daily input.

The launch comes as many greenskeeping teams continue to manage labour pressures alongside increasing expectations around presentation standards and site maintenance. In response, Toro has expanded its autonomous mowing portfolio with the Turf Pro 200, delivering a new option designed for smaller, more confined turf areas where consistency and efficiency are key considerations.

Andrew Ihrke, Senior International Marketing Manager at The Toro Company, said: “The Turf Pro 200 delivers consistent performance in tighter spaces where maintaining presentation standards can be more labour-intensive. It is designed to integrate into existing maintenance programmes, giving greenskeeping teams a practical, autonomous option that complements their wider mowing operations.

“Combined with the wider Turf Pro range, Range Pro 100 and Greensmaster® eTriflex™ with GeoLink® Mow, it gives operators more flexibility when building an autonomous mowing approach that reflects the needs of their individual site.”

The Turf Pro 200 joins the Turf Pro 300 and Turf Pro 500 as part of Toro’s autonomous mowing range, offering course managers the ability to match the right unit to specific site requirements and mowing frequencies, while the 300 and 500 address larger open turf areas.

Alongside the Turf Pro range, Toro’s GeoLink Mow system supports autonomous mowing across larger, high-use turf areas such as fairways. Together, the systems provide autonomous mowing coverage across a range of site conditions and maintenance requirements.

For operators managing ongoing staffing pressures or looking to improve maintenance efficiency, autonomous mowing can also support the redistribution of labour towards other operational tasks.

The Turf Pro range is available through Toro’s established distributor network, with service and support provided through the same infrastructure that supports Toro’s wider equipment and irrigation portfolio. For operators already adopting autonomous mowing, this provides a single point of contact across ongoing maintenance, parts and technical support.

To learn more about the Turf Pro 200 or discuss autonomous mowing solutions for your site, contact your local Toro distributor or visit www.toro.com.