Healthy greens on less water

TurfEnhancer runs continuously with your irrigation and carries water deeper and more evenly into the soil. Fewer dry patches, less water.
Golfer on a green managed with TurfEnhancer.

We help greenkeepers keep a healthy sward on less water and less work.

31%

Less water

16,477 m³ in 2026 against 24,000 m³ in 2025, at De Goese Golf in an exceptionally dry summer.

121 ppm

Dosed through irrigation

About 121 ml per cubic metre of irrigation water, blended in automatically.

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Cases of dollar spot

The greens stayed clean all season. Neighbouring courses did not.

Validated on the course

TurfEnhancer has run fully automated at De Goese Golf since March 2026. The figures on this site come from that pilot, not from a laboratory.

Golf courses

Better moisture management on the greens: the sward holds water, dry patches and fairy rings disappear, and fertiliser stays put.

At De Goese Golf water use went from 24,000 m³ to 16,477 m³, in an exceptionally dry summer.
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Sports pitches Trial in progress

Better moisture management on sports pitches. Exactly what it delivers there is what we are working out in practice right now.

What works on golf courses, we are now testing on heavily played sports pitches.
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Golf course green managed with TurfEnhancer.
At De Goese Golf water use went from 24,000 m³ to 16,477 m³, in an exceptionally dry summer.
Natural grass sports pitch where TurfEnhancer research is under way.
What works on golf courses, we are now testing on heavily played sports pitches.

TurfEnhancer does not change how you work. It changes your water.

It runs with every pass of irrigation, through the system you already have. The water spreads evenly and sinks deeper into the root zone, so the sward holds moisture instead of losing it at the surface. At De Goese Golf that meant over 7,000 m³ less water through the course in 2026 than the year before, with nothing changed about the maintenance schedule.