Maintenance windows
Block holes or the whole course and the tee sheet adjusts itself. Maintenance stops competing with play — it gets a time of its own.
( 01 )Club
The whole course, without a phone call.
The people who look after the course shouldn't be finding out how busy it is by telephone — or being ambushed by a tournament nobody mentioned. With TurfTech, the tee sheet, the maintenance windows and the competition calendar live on the same screen the greenkeeper already carries.
Maintenance window
Holes 3–5 · topdressing · 7am–10am
Tee times rearranged automatically
( 02 )A day with TurfTech
From the first coffee to Saturday's cut
Nothing here is a feature in isolation: it's a working day on the course, in the order it actually happens — with the platform doing the part that currently runs on phone calls and luck.
- 6am
The course calendar, on the phone
Before the mower starts, the whole day is already on screen: confirmed starts, open slots and what's coming at the weekend. No call to the pro shop — the calendar is the same one for everybody.
- 7am
Holes 3–5 blocked for topdressing
The block goes into the calendar and the tee times rearrange themselves around the window. No group turns up on the fairway mid-application — and nobody had to warn anybody.
- 10am
Conditions logged where they were seen
Cut height on the 9th green, a dry patch on the 12th fairway, disease in the rough on the 7th — each note goes in with a photo, on the hole where it happened, straight from the course.
- 3pm
Saturday's tournament is already on the radar
The calendar shows the competition days in advance. There's time to plan green speed, hole locations and rough height — instead of finding out on Friday night.
( 03 )Tools
Tools for people who walk the course
Four features designed for the maintenance routine — not an admin screen hastily repurposed for the grounds team.
History by hole
Every cut, application and incident is recorded on the hole where it happened. What was done to the 12th green in March is one lookup away — not in someone's memory.
Photo record
Course condition goes in as an image, with date and location, straight from the phone. When the conversation about the green comes up, the answer is evidence — not an impression.
A line to the pro shop
Blocks, incidents and forecasts reach the pro shop inside the platform, the moment they're logged. The phone goes back to being for emergencies, not routine.
( 04 )The course says thank you
“Maintenance doesn't interrupt play — it's what makes play possible. When the tee sheet respects the course, the course gives it back in firm fairways and quick greens.”
That's why at TurfTech a maintenance window isn't a request — it's a block the tee sheet obeys. The greenkeeper plans the work, the platform protects the window, and the member finds the course in the best condition it can be in.
( 05 )The module behind it
All of this lives in Fairway Management
Course calendar, maintenance windows, history by hole and occupancy on one board — the module that treats the course as the club's most valuable asset, because it is.
Connected to the tee sheet and the tournament calendar — see the whole operation on the home page.
( 06 )Club
TurfTech for everyone at the club
( 07 )Next step
Want a tee sheet that respects the course?
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