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TurfTech 2026 is set to be the biggest edition yet, with growing industry support, increasing visitor numbers, and an expanded line-up of partners ahead of this year's event on 1 and 2 October at the American Express Stadium in Brighton.

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TurfTech continues to attract grounds teams, industry experts, manufacturers, and suppliers from across the continent for two days of insight, innovation, networking, and knowledge sharing.

At its heart, TurfTech shines a spotlight on the professionals who make elite sports possible. By bringing together grounds teams from leading clubs alongside the companies driving innovation in turf management, the event creates a platform where achievements can be recognised, ideas exchanged, and valuable industry connections formed.

The event has grown significantly since its launch. The inaugural TurfTech welcomed 170 attendees, rising to 320 the following year. This October, approximately 470 industry professionals are expected to attend, reflecting the increasing demand for an event dedicated specifically to sports turf professionals.

A major factor behind that growth has been the continued support of industry-leading partners. This year's Platinum Partners include Stogger Turf Care, DLF, Covermaster, Origin Amenity Solutions, FlexGrass, Infinicut, Raw Stadia, and Sports & Stadia. They are joined by Gold Partners TurfCoach, ICL, Net World Sports, Labosport, IAGE, Wessex International and GrassMax, Howardson Group, and HelvaTerra, alongside a strong line-up of Silver, Bronze, outdoor exhibitors, and event partners.

Visitors can look forward to an extensive educational programme featuring 23 presentations delivered by some of the most respected names in sports turf management. The sessions will cover key topics facing the industry today, from emerging technologies and innovation to practical experiences from leading grounds teams operating at the highest level of the game.

However, TurfTech is about much more than presentations.

Some of the event's most valuable moments happen away from the stage, as grounds professionals share experiences, discuss common challenges, and learn from one another. For many attendees, the relationships and conversations developed during the event continue long after the final session has ended.

Grounds teams remain at the centre of everything TurfTech does. Every attendee is personally invited, with accommodation, food, and refreshments provided throughout the two-day event. The aim is to create an environment where professionals can focus entirely on learning, networking, and engaging with their peers.

As a way of giving something back to the people at the heart of the industry, TurfTech will also host a special raffle draw on 2 October.

With record attendance expected, an unrivalled educational programme, and support from some of the industry's leading companies, TurfTech 2026 is shaping up to be another landmark event for the sports turf sector.

The event takes place on 1 and 2 October at the American Express Stadium in Brighton.

Find out more by visiting https://turftechsummit.com/

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