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TurfIQ · In development
A future course-memory tool, built around the field.
TurfIQ is being developed for golf, sports turf, and professional field teams. It is not publicly released or available for self-serve use; current irrigation consulting is available separately.
The product direction
Keep the issue, evidence, and field context together.
TurfIQ is being researched as a course operating memory. Its intended job is to help a team retain the context behind field issues and find that history when the next decision comes up.
Hole
Keep each observation connected to a useful on-course location.
Surface
Add the turf, irrigation, or operating surface that gives the record meaning.
Station / asset
Retain the station, controller, zone, or component context for later review.
Availability
TurfIQ is invitation-only and still in development.
Not publicly released
There is no public self-serve launch or general product access today.
Research-led access
Walkthrough requests help us learn where the product direction could be useful.
Human judgment remains essential
TurfIQ is intended to support work in the field, not replace local knowledge or safety procedures.
Current research status
The work is not being presented as a finished public product.
- The production authentication route has been fixed.
- API-level authorized course isolation has been verified in both directions.
- The private course workspace model is in place.
- Work remains before an invitation-only release, including final authenticated UI acceptance.
Fairway Flow field expertise
BUILT FROM THE FIELD, NOT FROM A BOARDROOM.
Trey Graves is a golf and sports turf irrigation expert with a Management and Plant Science background from The Ohio State University. He brings firsthand experience with the operational demands of irrigation systems across courses and facilities—focused on practical, disciplined troubleshooting and water management.
Trey Graves — Founder — Fairway Flow Consulting & TurfIQ.
Remote guidance supports the team doing the work; it does not replace safe field procedures, manufacturer directions, verification, or local requirements.
Questions
Clear about what exists today.
Is TurfIQ available for public self-serve use?
No. TurfIQ is in development and is not a publicly released self-serve product today.
Does TurfIQ control irrigation equipment?
No. It is a planned course-memory and decision-support product, not a controller or autonomous operating system.
What should we use for an active issue now?
Start with Fairway Flow Consulting for remote, founder-reviewed irrigation guidance.
Start the conversation
Request a TurfIQ walkthrough.
Request a no-obligation conversation about the product direction, your course context, and when Founding Pilot consideration may open. This is not a self-serve product demo.
Apply for Founding Course Access