Penn Bounce Measures the Speed of a Ball Field
Tom Serensits introduces the Penn State Penn Bounce for ball fields. Penn Bounce provides information as to how “fast” a baseball field will be by measuring the speed a ball travels after striking the natural or artificial turf system.
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Penn State Turf and Ornamental Field Days
Over 250 golf course superintendents, sports turf managers, professional landscapers, grounds managers, and others interested in management of turf and landscape plantings traveled to the University Park campus on Aug. 6 and 7 to see the latest trends in management and research from Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences during Turf and Ornamentals Field Days.
Check out the Penn State Turf Field Day Round Up
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