Ben talks Joe through his course preparation for the ‘greatest show on turf’, the Cheltenham Festival.  Everything you could ever wish to know, laid bare. The pair talk about the difference in courses, fences, hurdles, horses, the going and just why the stick is mightier than the sword.  It’s a must for any grounds or horse enthusiast, plus anyone who might be looking to get the upper hand with their bookie!

Dans talks Newquay course practices, leatherjackets, ecology, the resurgence of the Cornish Chuff, vital statistics, what’s in the shed, favourite hole and more. As Joe and Neil take the turf hub on tour of the West Country.

Turf Pro Editor and top industry Journalist Laurence Gale speaks to Joe Hendy about the state of the industry, what’s great, what’s not so great. Places he’s been, changes he’s seen, in a career spanning some 40 years.

In this podcast, Matt le Brun speaks with Geoff Webb, CEO at the GMA.

Geoff is responsible for all aspects of GMA business and has been engaged in a modernisation programme since he started with the GMA in 2005.

Geoff was previously employed by the Football Foundation as head of grassroots in January 2001, he was then promoted to director of facilities and stadia development in January 2003, a role that saw him develop the grassroots facilities and football stadia grant aid programme.

Rob talks links golf, fescue domination, vital statistics, favourite hole, machinery and more as we take the turf hub on tour in the West Country.

Former BIGGA Chairman Chris Sealey, talks Opens, Ryder cups and Chippenham course practices. Vitals statistics, favourite hole, machinery, words of wisdom and the love of his life – Bristol Rovers (sorry Pat!)

In this podcast Mattt Le Brun speaks with Ben Corby - Sports Turf maintainance division for Desert Group Dubai.

They talk through what steps Ben made through his career to achieve leading roles in various international venues.

The benefits of the Ohio state programme, the opportunities available and the benefits/challenges of working with warm season grasses.

A great discussion with Jim Mckenzie from a working Class Clydebank up bringing to becoming the Director of Golf Courses for the 2010 Ryder cup Matches

Matt and Wes discuss where Wes' innovative nature comes from, what he enjoys about the industry and the messages he aims to convey across the lower league sector of the Grounds industry.

Adam talks courses old and new. Vital statistics, favourite holes, course practices, machinery, staff, adapting to the pandemic and all things golf.