'The low-level photography showcases the course at its very best and the attention to detail is exquisite. I would highly recommend them to any club considering upgrading their course planners.'

With the ever-changing layout of golf clubs and the advent of GPS technology, some clubs are dismissing course guides as redundant - yet 3dEagleview has maintained its position in the market place.

The low-level photography used ensures the end product is not just a playing aid, but a complete brochure showcasing a resort in its full glory.

Declan Hayes, the managing director of 3dEagleview, said: 'We are delighted with the positive feedback we have received from both clubs and players, and we hope our reputation continues to grow as the industry's preferred course guide manufacturers.

'Once, course guides were merely a measurement device but now they are a souvenir of a great trip and a promotional tool for the course.

'The majority of our clients now give out the guide complimentary, recognising the tremendous marketing value of the product.'

The company uses professional low-level aerial photography to showcase the courses at their best and produce an enhanced photographic guide.

This photographic guide is the most accurate and detailed course guide available on the market.

In addition to its course guides, 3dEagleview also produce top-of-the-range scorecards.

The scorecard can range from a standard, folding two-page version to a more exclusive eight-page, full-colour course guide and scorecard in one.

For more information on 3dEagleview, or low-level photography, contact Declan Hayes on +353 (61) 503102 or e mail hayes@3deagleview.com