Turfgrass irrigation consumes a large amount of the scarce freshwater in arid/semi-arid
regions. Approximately 50% of this irrigation water is wasted. It has been suggested that …

Irrigated turfgrass is a major crop in urban areas of the drought-stricken Western United
States. A considerable proportion of irrigation water is wasted through the use of …

Long‐term comparisons over several years between organic and synthetic management are
lacking in sports turf research. Our objective was to investigate playing surface qualities and …

Golf courses are increasingly affected by water scarcity and climate change. An
understanding of spatial variability of actual evapotranspiration (ETa) and turfgrass quality …

Within-field variability of surface characteristics has been found to impact athlete injuries,
performance, and perceptions about a surface. Ankle-worn inertial measurement units allow …

Spatiotemporal data and analyses are gaining traction in the turfgrass industry as valuable
tools to enable data‐driven management practices, but to date there has been minimal …

Although the use of sensors is extended in the environmental monitoring, there are some
variables which cannot be directly measured and must be estimated. The velocity of sportive …