Maintain Athletic Field Performance and Safety with TURFACE®
Turface products give sports fields unparalleled playability—through wet springs, dry summers and beyond. For over 40 years, Turface has covered more fields than any other brand in the market. Turface is the #1 choice of baseball and softball field managers and coaches, providing Major League color and performance.
- Preferred by Major and Minor League groundskeepers
- Relied on by thousands of high school and college coaches
- Used by thousands of park and recreational facilities
- Chosen as the field conditioner of choice for Olympic baseball and softball fields
Sports Field Solutions with Professional Results
From fighting compaction to eliminating muddy field conditions, Turface can tame any field problem at any time.
| PRODUCTS | APPLICATION |
|---|---|
| MVP® | Prevents rainouts and maximize safety. Incorporate this product into your infield mix to fight compaction, provide drainage and retain moisture and nutrients. It is also used as a topdressing to quickly turn muddy conditions into dry, safe surfaces. |
| Pro League® Natural and Red |
Create safe sliding surfaces. This patented soil conditioner can be used as a topdressing to prevent slick and muddy conditions. It also provides superior drainage absorption and delivers Major League color, safety and performance. |
| Quick Dry® | Eliminate puddles and standing water. Make muddy, slippery conditions a thing of the past without caking or turning your field rock-hard. |
| Mound Clay | Build a quality pitcher´s mound with virgin clay. With a high degree of plasticity, this mound clay provides the best footing and wear resistance. |
| Field & Fairway™ Emerald |
Help turf in native zones survive under intense traffic. When incorporated into the root zone, this product reduces compaction, retains moisture and nutrients and prevents muddy conditions. It is also used to cover up rough spots on the field, masking worn areas and adding color and strength. |
Industry Support:
Sports Turf Managers Association | www.stma.org
