TurfWatch™: Your Turf's
24/7 Guardian and Optimizer

Real-Time Sensor Intelligence Driving Automated SubAir Response for Peak Turf Health

University of Alabama, Bryant Denny Stadium
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How it Works

Advance your turf management operations with real-time, sensor-driven intelligence. TurfWatch™ Technology, our proprietary control platform for SubAir System operations sets the industry standard by seamlessly integrating agronomy with advanced automation. By continuously monitoring subsurface temperature, oxygen, and moisture levels, TurfWatch™ automatically triggers system responses to maintain ideal rootzone conditions. The result: consistently superior turf health and peak performance across sports fields and golf greens.

‍• Automated response to changing subsurface conditions
‍• Optimized rootzone health for growth, recovery, and resilience • • • Custom-calibrated actions based on your turf’s unique profile
‍• Mobile access from any web based device for operations and conditions
Data logging for performance tracking and long-term planning

SubAir control panel from the Robinswood Golf Club in the Phillipines.
Robinswood Golf Club - Thailand

TurfWatch™ Technology

  • In-ground sensors report moisture, temperature, salinity and oxygen levels to Control Console
  • Customized programing interprets, records and immediately activates specific equipment operations to restore subsurface conditions
  • Maximize field conditions despite sudden changes in weather
  • Fully operational with mobile access from smartphones, computer or Control Console
  • Real time support, updates and diagnostics from SubAir® Engineering team
Photo of SubAir Sport control panels installed at the Dallas Cowboys' training facility, The Star, showing the equipment that powers subsurface aeration and moisture management for the team's natural grass practice fields.
SubAir Sport Control Console at The Star Practice Facility - Dallas Cowboys
Mockup of the SubAir Sport Chicago Fire Field Sensors in 2025.
TurfWatch Field Sensors / Chicago Fire FC   
Overhead view of the SubAir Sport Cleveland Browns Hydronics control panel main screen in 2025.
Control Panel / Cleveland Browns