We are pleased to announce that we will be at the 2011 Golf Industry Show in Orlando, Florida on February 9-10, 2011! We will be at booth number 2836. Look for more information soon!
Rounds 4 Research 2010Posted in Turf Research on March 19, 2010 by Administrator Purchasing Used Commercial Turf EquipmentPosted in Maintenance Tips on January 29, 2010 by Administrator
Purchasing used commercial turf equipment can be a very cost effective way to get the best looking turf for your money. You can get high quality hardware at a fraction of the retail cost. However, it is essential to do your homework before purchasing any piece of used equipment so you dont end up investing in a money pit. Here are a few helpful pointers on how to maximize the benefit you receive from a piece of used machinery, both before and after the initial purchase.
Maintaining Your Sports Field with Commercial Turf EquipmentPosted in Synthetic Turf on January 28, 2010 by Administrator Whether your are a high school, a park or a state university, maintaining your athletic fields plays a huge role in the reputation of your team. In the following you'll find some tips and common practices for maintaining your sports fields with basic commercial turf equipment. Year-Round Maintenance Tips for Bowling GreensPosted in Maintenance Tips on December 11, 2009 by Administrator By Geoff Brereton Author Geoff Brereton has considerable experience in the sports turf industry, both in Crown greens and Flat rink Bowls. He is an advisor on Bowling Green maintenance for clubs and local authorities and was Groundsman of the year in 1989. He has lectured at Reaseheath College, Myerscough College and is now employed by Elmwood College in Fife. He has been involved with education for the Institute of Groundsmanship for over 20 years. He is the author of training courses for Bowling Green staff and has contributed to the development of qualifications for ground staff in England and Scotland. |


