The World Sports Field Program puts an agronomist and a plan on your fields all year. Three levels: we measure and prescribe; we also do the seasonal work; or we run the whole operation.
We measure and prescribe. Your crew executes. Visits on a fixed grid, monthly or quarterly; a report and a 90-day action plan after each visit; the annual agronomic and fertilization plan; annual lab work; an agronomist by phone and email. The Field Program Plan in month one.
Monitor, plus our crews do the seasonal and specialty work on the agronomic calendar: summer renovation, overseeding where the field needs it, decompaction passes, the soil and fertility program (fertilizer, amendments, sand where prescribed), the infield reset on diamonds, pest control. Your crew mows and irrigates. One monthly fee.
Everything: a dedicated site lead and crew, our equipment, mowing, irrigation management, event preparation and standby, storm response and monthly reporting. For venues without a full-time turf crew.
Members choose their weeks on our crew calendar first: from 1 December for summer work and from 1 June for winter work.
Our work runs on World Sports’ own quality system: written procedures, qualified and certified crews, insurance, and OneTurf, our proprietary software that monitors every visit and every job. You receive OneTurf reports on what was done and what is in progress.
Five steps on every job. You see the numbers before you spend, and again when the work is done.
Field tests, soil samples and sensors.
We find the cause, not just the symptom.
A written plan with scope, timing and targets.
Our crew and our machines do the work.
We measure again and show you what changed.
Any facility with a crew that can execute and a manager who needs numbers; the level professional clubs buy.
Parks, complexes and schools whose crew mows but should not own aerators, verticutters and topdressers.
Schools, sports complexes and equestrian venues without a full-time turf crew, or with one that is stretched.
Synthetic fields join the program at the Service level: grooming on a cadence by our crew with Syn-Pro by SISIS equipment.



Monitor and consultingEstadio Azteca (since 2018) · Dallas Cowboys, The Star · Chivas Guadalajara

ServiceHillsborough County Parks: seasonal renovations, infields, fraze mowing and mowing under a county contract



ManageSan Bernardino Soccer Complex (17 fields, since 2016) · Indian Rocks Christian School (year-round) · Wellington International (year-round)
A year round program that puts an agronomist and a plan on your fields. It has three levels: Monitor, where we measure and prescribe and your crew executes; Service, where our crews also do the seasonal and specialty work; and Manage, where we run the whole operation.
Monitor fits any facility with a crew that can execute and a manager who needs numbers. Service fits parks, complexes and schools whose crew mows but should not own aerators, verticutters and topdressers. Manage fits schools, sports complexes and equestrian venues without a full time turf crew, or with one that is stretched.
Everything: a dedicated site lead and crew, our equipment, mowing, irrigation management, seasonal renovation, event preparation and standby, storm and emergency response, surface testing and monthly reporting.
Yes. Synthetic fields join at the Service level, with grooming on a cadence by our crew using Syn-Pro by SISIS equipment.
Our work runs on World Sports' own quality system: written procedures, qualified and certified crews, insurance, and OneTurf, our proprietary software that monitors every visit and every job. You receive OneTurf reports on what was done and what is in progress. Members also choose their weeks on our crew calendar first: from 1 December for summer work and from 1 June for winter work.
Tell us how many fields you manage and who maintains them today. We will recommend the level, starting with a free field assessment.
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