World Sports USA - Turf Experts

What if you could understand what is happening beneath the surface before the turf shows you there is a problem?

That is exactly why data has become such an important part of high performance sports turf management.

POGO technology allows our team to collect and monitor key soil and turf indicators, including moisture, salinity and temperature, helping us understand how conditions vary across the field and make more precise agronomic decisions.

These days, we are using POGO at the Dallas Cowboys Training Camp in Oxnard, California, as part of our ongoing monitoring of the playing surfaces.

Why does it matter? Because a field can look perfectly green while different areas are behaving very differently below the surface. Data helps us identify those variations, optimize irrigation, monitor stress conditions and act proactively instead of waiting for visible symptoms to appear.

At the highest level, turf management cannot rely on appearance alone.

Measure. Understand. Adjust. Perform.

A strong start makes all the difference when establishing a new sports turf surface.

In Gainesville, Florida, our team is carrying out the first fertilization of a newly installed TifTuf Bermudagrass field, providing the nutrients needed to support healthy establishment and early development.

At the same time, we are applying a pre-emergent herbicide as a preventive strategy to help reduce w**d germination and establishment during this critical phase.

In this project, monitoring is especially important because the turf was not installed over a predominantly sand-based rootzone, increasing the need for careful w**d management as the new surface establishes.

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High performance turf starts with the right decisions from day one.

Why does surface firmness matter even more in football?

Because every play begins with explosive acceleration, rapid changes of direction, and powerful impacts. The playing surface must provide the right balance between stability, traction, and shock absorption to support both performance and player safety.

That is why measuring surface firmness is not something we do once. It is an ongoing process.

Throughout the Dallas Cowboys Summer Training Camp, our team has been regularly monitoring surface firmness across the fields, collecting data and making adjustments whenever needed to ensure the playing conditions remain consistent day after day.

At the highest level of sports, every detail matters. And the best decisions are always driven by data.

It’s that time of year again.

For another consecutive season, World Sports is proud to be responsible for the preparation and ongoing maintenance of the Dallas Cowboys Summer Camp, supporting one of the most iconic sports franchises in the world.

With training set to begin this week, our team is already on site making the final adjustments to ensure the fields meet the high performance standards required for an NFL training camp.

Every season brings new challenges, but also another opportunity to deliver the consistency, safety, and quality expected at the highest level of professional sports.

We’re proud to be back in Oxnard, and excited for another great season ahead.

Let’s get to work!

The FIFA World Cup Final may be over, but here’s a look back at what helped prepare the pitch for football’s biggest stage.

This photo was taken just 15 days after the stitching process at MetLife Stadium, showing how quickly the natural grass roots began intertwining with the synthetic fibers to create a reinforced rootzone. The stitching installation was carried out by our partners at SIS Pitches, one of the world’s leading specialists in hybrid turf systems.

That rapid integration is one of the greatest advantages of the stitching system.

As the roots grow around the fibers, they form a stronger underground structure that improves shear strength, increases resistance to divots, and helps the field withstand the demands of elite competition while maintaining the look and feel of natural grass.