Charity golf
Drone drops that keep the field moving.
Players buy a drop. We fly it to the green. They play it from where it lands.
- Veteran-owned
- FAA Part 107
- Fully insured
- Waco & Houston
The drop
One hole. The field keeps moving.
We set up on a designated hole, usually a par 4 or 5. Teams buy a drop at the tent. When their group is up, the drone carries the ball to the green and they play from there. That hole plays faster. The tournament does not back up.
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Buy a drop
Teams pick a posted donation level and get a drop. Flat price — not a closer-for-more contest.
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We fly it
Our insured Part 107 crew carries that ball to the green and releases it. The pilot flies. Players do not.
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They play it
The group plays the ball from where it comes to rest. Player sales split 50/50 with the charity.
The moment
Eyes on the green. Then the ball.
We’ve flown for Shriners Hospital, Meals on Wheels, 94.5 The Buzz, and school booster clubs across Texas. Strong turnout. A clean run. A day players remember.
The operator
Veteran-owned. Built for the fundraiser.
Justin Flowers owns The Drone Drop LLC, a veteran-owned, FAA Part 107 certified, fully insured operation. The golf side is a drone drop built to lift engagement and fundraising — not a promised hole-in-one.
Questions
Before you book
How does a drop work?+
Players or teams buy a drop at a posted donation level. The drone carries that ball to the green and releases it according to the level purchased. The group then plays the ball from where it comes to rest. A donation level is not a guarantee of a closer lie or a landing spot.
Does this slow the tournament?+
No. Groups skip the long approach on that hole and play from where the ball lands on or near the green. Directors use the drop to keep pace, not to park the field.
Do players fly the drone?+
No. Our pilot flies. You may watch the aircraft — the drop itself is our activation, not a remote-control contest.
What does it cost the charity?+
No appearance fee from the tournament. Player sales on the hole split 50/50. A company can separately sponsor us to show up, or pay to print logo balls. That does not change the charity’s half.
Who have you flown for?+
Charity and community groups across Texas — including Shriners Hospital, Meals on Wheels, 94.5 The Buzz, and school booster clubs.
What do you fly?+
Professional drone aircraft. Veteran-owned, FAA Part 107 certified, and fully insured.
Where do you fly?+
Based around Central and Southeast Texas. Waco, Houston, and surrounding areas on request.
What if the weather turns?+
Drops need a safe window. If wind or storms move in, we work with you to shift the flight so the day still happens.
Next step
Book a 30-minute call
Pick a time. Bring the course and the date. No deck. We talk the hole and whether a drop fits.
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