TruGolf Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: TRUG) generates a steady stream of news around its indoor golf simulators, launch monitors, and golf technology platforms. As a golf technology company in the electronic gaming and multimedia industry, TruGolf issues updates on product launches, commercial partnerships, franchise expansion, and capital markets activity that are relevant to investors, golf facility operators, and technology-focused golfers.
News coverage for TruGolf often highlights new products and platforms, such as the LaunchBox portable launch monitor and the TruGolf RANGE indoor driving range concept. The company’s announcements describe how these systems use simulation engines like E6 CONNECT and E6 APEX, advanced shot data capture, and analytics to create immersive practice and play experiences. TruGolf also reports on its role in major golf broadcasts, including its simulation engine powering Sky Sports Golf’s award-winning visual storytelling for The Open Championship at Royal Portrush.
Investors following TRUG news will see regular financial updates, including quarterly results, margin trends, and commentary on balance sheet restructuring and Nasdaq listing compliance. The company has reported on actions such as a one-for-fifty reverse stock split, exchanges of notes into equity and preferred stock, and registration statements covering securities held by selling securityholders.
Another key theme in TruGolf’s news is the expansion of its TruGolf Links franchise program and large-scale commercial projects. Releases describe franchise openings in the Chicago area, a flagship TruGolf Links Center in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, and TruGolf’s exclusive technology supply role for the Golf Everywhere facility in Flower Mound, Texas. Together, these stories provide insight into how TruGolf is deploying its technology across simulators, range concepts, and franchised locations. For readers interested in TRUG, this news feed offers a focused view of the company’s product evolution, commercial footprint, and regulatory disclosures over time.
TruGolf (NASDAQ: TRUG) announced it repurchased 423,402 shares of Class A common stock under its $2.0 million repurchase program.
The shares were bought at an average price of $0.7552 per share, including fees and commissions, and approximately $1.67 million remains available under the program. The company expects to issue its 2025 results in March 2026.
TruGolf (NASDAQ: TRUG) announced a planned Q1 2026 platform launch with D3 Sports Tech to integrate D3’s Digital Wallet Services into TruGolf’s leagues, contests, and competitive platforms.
The integration aims to enable secure, compliant real-money competition globally and follows TruGolf’s prominent TruGolf RANGE debut at the January PGA Show.
TruGolf Links (Nasdaq: TRUG) named local entrepreneur Sharif Ali as regional developer for the greater Chicagoland area effective Jan 20, 2026. Ali will open a flagship TruGolf Links location in Tinley Park, recruit franchisees, provide onsite support, and pursue expansion across the territory. The company anticipates as many as 70 retail locations in Chicagoland over the next several years. Bob Early reduces his role to the existing Manteno executive location. TruGolf Links positions indoor golf and interactive sports as year-round alternatives to limited outdoor access in the region.
TruGolf (NASDAQ: TRUG) will exhibit at the 2026 PGA Show (Jan 20–23) and will preview TruGolf RANGE, a multi-player indoor driving range platform that supports 7 players on a single cinematic screen and includes advanced analytics, structured training, games, and an AI-driven coaching layer called TruGolf AI Coach. The company said TruGolf RANGE targets repeat play and facility monetization with account-based profiles and scalable deployments. The first TruGolf RANGE installation will be part of the Golf Everywhere project in Flower Mound, Texas. TruGolf also announced it has commenced open market repurchases of Class A common stock under its May 29, 2025 repurchase authorization; details will be reported in SEC filings.
U Power (Nasdaq: UCAR) signed an initial sales agreement with Treep Mobility to supply 50 two- and three-wheeled UNEX vehicles, 8 battery-swapping cabinets, and a corresponding number of compatible batteries for taxi operations in Peru.
The initial order is valued at $113,000 and follows a successful pilot deployment in January 2025. Treep expects to cut energy replenishment costs by about 30–40% versus fuel vehicles. The parties agreed to gradually expand procurement and deployment across Peru, a market with over 100,000 registered moto taxis and a stated motorcycle market size of $324 million.
TruGolf (NASDAQ: TRUG) provided the core simulation software and ball‑flight rendering used in Sky Sports Golf’s award-winning coverage of the 153rd The Open Championship at Royal Portrush on Nov 20, 2025.
The company said its E6 Apex engine recreated course topography to within ±6 centimeters, supports >15,000 playable courses, and is available across TruGolf’s commercial simulators, home systems, launch monitors, and cloud apps. Industry data cited a 2024 market value of $1.74B and a projected $3.95B by 2032 (CAGR ~10.9%).
TruGolf (NASDAQ: TRUG) reported Q3 2025 results on November 17, 2025. Key metrics: cash $11.4M unrestricted ($13.5M including restricted), total liabilities $16.7M, and stockholders' equity $6.26M (vs. $(4.6)M at year-end 2024). Revenue was $4.11M vs. $6.24M a year earlier; gross margin was 69.3%. Net loss was $(7.28)M, driven by a $6.14M non-cash loss on extinguishment of debt. Remaining contract performance obligations were ~$6.2M. The company regained Nasdaq compliance, reduced liabilities via convertible-note exchanges, and is investing in E6 APEX, LaunchBox, TruGolf Range, and AI analytics with IBM watsonx.ai while projecting sufficient cash for at least 12 months.
TruGolf (NASDAQ: TRUG) announced TruGolf Range, an indoor, modular driving-range platform combining E6 by TruGolf visuals, LaunchBox and APOGEE launch-monitor data, and scalable ultra-wide projection screens (up to 18 ft tall and ~80 ft wide).
The product is tied to the Golf Everywhere facility in Flower Mound, Texas, and will debut at the 2026 PGA Show in Orlando. TruGolf highlights potential operating-cost savings versus outdoor ranges, citing an average 18-hole facility maintenance cost near $1 million annually and water usage metrics, and references industry figures: a $23.3 billion U.S. driving-range market (2024) and reported 40–50% higher revenue for technology-enhanced smart bays.
TruGolf (NASDAQ: TRUG) will be the exclusive golf simulator supplier for a new Golf Everywhere facility in Flower Mound, Texas, with construction to begin in Q4 2025. The campus will span approximately 6 acres, include 33 bays, 16 private suites, a 7-bay training range, 2 private teaching bays, a 4,000+ sq ft putting/chipping complex, and a 7,000 sq ft wellness center. TruGolf said the $4.5 million contract is its largest single-location technology project and that it will supply its full simulator suite, Platform Golf, and Golf 918 commercial software for bookings, memberships, and payments.
TruGolf (NASDAQ: TRUG) reported mixed Q2 2025 financial results with revenue growth of 11.3% to $4.3 million compared to Q2 2024, while net losses widened to ($3.3) million from ($1.6) million year-over-year. The company's EPS improved to ($4.63) from ($6.80).
Key developments include successful regaining of Nasdaq compliance, launch of the new LaunchBox monitor product, and opening of the first TruGolf Links franchise in Chicago. Gross margin declined to 44.4% from 66.4% due to $0.9 million in inventory write-downs. Operating expenses increased 13% driven by higher marketing costs and professional fees related to Nasdaq compliance.