When it comes to professional-grade sports turf, Greenhorizons Ultimate Sports Field Turf stands above the rest. Developed using Greenhorizons Sod Farms' Leading Edge Turfgrass Technology, this premium Kentucky Bluegrass blend is the result of years of research and testing.
By combining top-performing cultivars from the National Turfgrass Evaluation Program (NTEP) with our own rigorous trials, we’ve created a resilient, high-performance turf ideal for municipalities, landscape architects, and sports field managers across Southern Ontario.
Why Choose Greenhorizons Ultimate Sports Turf?
✅ Hardy & Durable – Built to withstand high-traffic sports environments
✅ Self-Repairing – Ensures long-lasting field integrity
✅ Superior Cold Tolerance – Resists winterkill, ideal for Ontario’s climate
✅ Drought Recuperation – Maintains performance during dry spells
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Download NowSee Greenhorizons Ultimate Sports Turf in real-world, large-scale applications and how we've become a trusted supplier because of our durability, resilience, and top-tier playability. Explore how Greenhorizons Sod Farms delivers professional-grade real turf solutions for elite projects across Southern Ontario.
NOTEABLE PROJECTS:
Tangerine hired Greenhorizons to build a FIFA standard soccer pitch in the outdoor courtyard as a play space for its employees.
Greenhorizons applies an innovative solution to the Toronto Football Club (TFC) at Downsview Park in Toronto.
BMO Field is an outside pitch at Exhibition Place in Toronto. Originally having artificial turf, our team reconstructed it to natural grass.
Greenhorizons Sod Farms was commissioned to build the soccer field for the 2015 Pan Am Games hosted at York University in Toronto.
Greenhorizons Sod Farms supplied, installed and maintain a temporary soccer pitch that met FIFA regulations
Provides a soft, cushioned playing surface that reduces impact on joints and muscles, enhancing player comfort.
Naturally absorbs moisture, reducing the risk of slippery conditions, and minimizes overheating.
Contributes to better air quality by absorbing CO2, promoting local wildlife, and supporting biodiversity.
Offers a vibrant, natural look with varied textures and colors that enhance the visual appeal of any sports field.
With proper care, natural turf can last for many seasons, regenerating and recovering naturally.
While maintenance is required, it can be more cost-effective in the long term due to its regenerative nature.
Helps cool the surrounding environment by absorbing heat, reducing the urban heat island effect.
Helps support local ecosystems, fostering healthy soil and water cycles.
Playing on real grass can have positive psychological effects, helping athletes feel more connected to nature and enhancing their overall well-being.
Provides an authentic and optimal playing surface, allowing for better traction, ball movement, and overall performance.
Lacks the same level of comfort, which can lead to increased risk of injuries.
Can retain heat, leading to uncomfortable and potentially hazardous conditions for players, raising the temperature around it and making the environment hotter.
Made from synthetic materials that are not biodegradable and contribute to plastic waste.
Often looks ununiform and less realistic, lacking the natural beauty of real grass.
Degrades over time and requires eventual replacement, contributing to landfill waste.
Requires a high initial investment and eventual replacement, which adds to the maintenance costs.
Lacks ecological benefits and has a significant environmental impact, from manufacturing to disposal.
Lacks the calming, natural environment that contributes to mental relaxation and focus.
Can alter the playing dynamics, often resulting in unnatural ball bounce and more aggressive friction with player movements.
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