Golf course maintenance has always relied on experience, observation, and timing. Those things will always matter, but more clubs are now using data to back up their decisions and build a clearer picture of how their greens perform across the year. We recently spoke to Rhys Norville of Regen Amenity,

As a greenkeeper, you’ll attest to the fact that you often know what needs to be done long before anyone else sees the problem. You’ll be the first to notice subtle changes in firmness, water movement, surface performance, and other aspects of plant health simply by being on the course

Quattro is often described as a wetting agent, but that doesn’t fully reflect what it brings to a turf programme. Supplied by ReGen, this patented liquid formulation is designed not only to improve moisture movement through the soil profile, but also to support how effectively nutrients, particularly nitrogen, are used