For blind and visually impaired players, the technology gives instant feedback, supported by verbal guidance from coaches and volunteers.
The software is on offer at Garon Park as part of a new initiative led by England & Wales Blind Golf, charity Southend in Sight and The Norman Garon Trust.
Anyone can pay the ball hire fee and try the Toptracer tech themselves at the centre.
Karl Hepple, chief executive of The Norman Garon Trust, explained that there were “numerous” cameras along the top of the driving range, tracking the balls.
Organisers hope the technology can create a pathway for golfers, taking them from the driving range, out on to the course.
It could also help tackle isolation and help people rebuild confidence through shared activities, they say.