For experienced grounds professionals, the challenge isn't simply maintaining turf—it's achieving consistently high standards while working within increasingly limited maintenance windows, rising labour costs and heavier fixture schedules.

Founded in 1958, Al Fateh Football Club has become one of Saudi Arabia’s most respected and ambitious football institutions. Since joining the Saudi Premier League in 2009 and proudly lifting the League Championship in 2013, the club has continued to invest in world-class facilities and professional turf management.

SISIS Area Sales Manager Jason Briggs discusses the 2031 rubber crumb ban and what this means for synthetic surface maintenance.

Aeration is one of the most important maintenance practices for fine turf surfaces. Whether you're managing a bowling green, cricket square, tennis court, croquet lawn, golf green or ornamental turf area, regular aeration helps improve drainage, relieve compaction, encourage root growth and maintain a healthy, resilient playing surface.

At Henllys Golf Club, Autumn and winter have traditionally brought a familiar challenge: waterlogged greens. Thatch in the turf held water, leaving surfaces far too wet to play and in the past, even causing the club to lose members. Thanks to the SISIS Rotorake TM1000, the greenkeeping team has turned those conditions around.