The Globe and Mail is Canada's largest and most influential daily newspaper.

Each year, The Globe and Mail ranks eligible companies based on their three-year revenue growth, and this year, 416 companies made the list.

Among them, Tracer Golf impressively rose to 40th place with an astounding 1,035% revenue growth and expansion within just three years of establishment.

Tracer Golf is Canada's first fully automated indoor golf facility.

Starting with two bays in North York in 2019, it has expanded to 65 bays across eight locations in the Greater Toronto Area, including Mississauga, Oakville, and Pickering.

Operating unmanned 24/7, it offers a premium indoor golf experience at an affordable price of $18 per hour, along with easy booking and payment, catering to people of all skill levels.

The launch monitor provides the same shot data used by professionals worldwide, and skills can be improved through the driving range, swing analysis via high-speed cameras, and golf training aids.

Virtual golf and challenges offer entertainment options for friends and family, and although unmanned and remote, real-time support is available via phone, chat, and email.

Co-founder Tosan Lee stated that the growth of their business is thanks to the hard work of their outstanding employees who have combined innovative technology with entertainment and experience in the traditional golf industry, adding that they are honored to be recognized as one of Canada's top-growing companies.

Tracer Golf plans to build on its current growth by further expanding its market across Canada and into the United States.

The Globe and Mail emphasized that this ranking reflects the originality, vision, and drive of Canadian entrepreneurs and business leaders, and they hope that their success stories will greatly inspire the next generation.

This has been Hee-jung Son reporting for All TV News.