
Reel Turf Techs Podcast
Hey - I’m Trent, your host of the Reel Turf Techs podcast. Have you ever found yourself asking, “is there a podcast that focuses on the equipment manager’s unique roles and challenges?” Have you wondered what the high-end course or the tech down the road does at their facility? Would you like to hear the latest tips and tricks from around the globe? And do you want to know where the industry is headed next, direct from equipment manufacturers? Then my friend, you’re in the right place. As you know, working in the shop can feel like a solitary pursuit. This podcast will connect you with other techs facing similar challenges and offer solutions, ideas and innovations. Hear from turf technicians, equipment manufacturers, and other industry leaders on daily issues faced by the turf tech and fun stuff like fabrication projects, side hustles and favorite tools. Hit subscribe and let’s get reel. Join the conversation @reelturftechs on Twitter or email me at reelturftechs@gmail.com
Podcasting since 2021 • 170 episodes
Reel Turf Techs Podcast
Latest Episodes
Episode 146: James Breeze
Welcome to the Reel Turf Techs Podcast, Episode 146!Today we’re talking to James Breeze, Machinery Technician at Huddersfield Golf Club in Yorkshire, England, one of the oldest and most celebrated golf courses in the North of E...
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Episode 146
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Episode 145: Jeff Rockhold and Jacob Rockhold, CGCS
Today we’re talking to Jeff Rockhold, Equipment Manager at Stone Canyon Golf Club in Blue Springs, MO, and his son, Jacob Rockhold, CGCS, Director of Agronomy.Stone Canyon is a public 18-hole course with mostly John Deere and T...
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Episode 145
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Episode 144: Moe Rateb
Welcome to the Reel Turf Techs Podcast, Episode 144.Today we’re talking to Moe Rateb, Equipment Manager at Crowfield Golf Club, an 18-hole municipal course owned by the city of Goose Creek, SC. Moe is the lone tech in the shop,...
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Fan Mail
Episode 136 The best so far. This is the episode I have been waiting for. Thank you for this podcast. I have one huge question burning in my mind. why does the reel mower industry treat reel to bed knife interaction like a scissor and not a shear? It is a shear and any machinist knows that there should be a gap of about 10% of the material being cut.
Louisville, Kentucky