For a bowling greenkeeper, few things are more frustrating than putting water onto a green only to find that certain areas remain stubbornly dry. The sprinkler has run, rainfall has occurred, yet the surface still develops dry patches and the turf begins to show stress.

At Royal Dornoch, one of the world’s most highly regarded links courses, workshop standards have a direct influence on the quality of surfaces golfers travel from around the world to experience. Read how the Hunter Grinders Jupiter ATI has been a long standing essential part of course preparation.

For Andrew Greaves, owner of AJ Greaves Maintenance, maintaining professional sports surfaces isn't simply about cutting grass- it's about delivering consistent, high-quality playing conditions for every client, every time.

Blaby Bowling Club has strengthened its commitment to maintaining one of Leicestershire's finest bowling greens with the purchase of a SISIS Dart pedestrian aerator, enabling the club to carry out regular precision aeration and further enhance playing conditions for members and visitors alike.

For nearly 80 years, Blaby Bowling Club has been at the heart of its local community, providing a welcoming environment for bowlers of all ages and abilities. Established around 1947, the club's first clubhouse was famously an old Leicester tram – a reminder of its proud heritage that still greets visitors today through the preserved tram door displayed in the clubhouse foyer.