SprinTurf’s installments reaching global scale

Even more extensive than their product development is SprinTurf’s product application. They have provided top quality artificial surfaces for almost every athletic surface as well as surfaces not used for athletics such as commercial and residential landscaping. Their turf is used for a wide variety of sports regardless of level of competition. The majority of their fields have been used for high schools, but they have also installed fields for institutes such as Arkansas Technical University, St. John’s University, and most recently the University of Pennsylvania.

SprinTurf has also installed a rugby field for the Naval Academy. SprinTurf and Eastern Washington University made history by installing a red field for their football program. Not only is it the first red field in Division I football, it is the first red field in the entire country. Regardless of the color of the field, SprinTurf continues to produce one of the most efficient and high quality artificial turfs in the market today.

There is an extensive list of sports that SprinTurf provides for. The sports include football, soccer, baseball, rugby and lacrosse. In addition to athletic fields they provide for golf courses, residential landscapes, commercial landscapes, dog parks and playgrounds. They have installed surfaces at the high school and college level from coast to coast. Sprinturf even accommodates colder weather areas with the ability to install turfs for indoor stadiums as well as outdoor stadiums.

In addition to their versatility of indoor and outdoor turfs, they can also install multi-sport surfaces for schools using their field for football and soccer on the same field. In some cases they even have baseball on the same field as their football and soccer field. Customers have raved about the vividness of the field markings as well as logos and numbers throughout the surface. Along with all their great products used in the U.S., Sprinturf is expanding their product internationally. They provided a soccer field for a GAA club in St. Brigids, Ireland.