Author Archives: Gary

On this page I’ve pulled together a few useful links to articles, web sites and blogs relevant to the Turf game. Please use the Contact form above for any suggested additions or link errors. Some may be in Swedish language … Continue reading →

On the Turf Articles page, I want to look at a wide variety of topics relating to the amazing game of Turf, where zones means points, points means medals, medals mean happy turfers and everyone has a jolly good time. … Continue reading →

Playing the Turf game in winter can be great fun, especially in the snow, it can also be very challenging and it can also be really horrible. Which one it is will often be down to how well you are … Continue reading →

The Global Positioning System, commonly known as GPS, is an essential tool when playing Turf. GPS tells us where the zones are located and where we are located in relation to the zones. When the two come together we get … Continue reading →

I do admit to being slightly jealous when I see other turfers outdoors taking zones, particularly when I’m not in a position to do the same myself, usually due to other commitments such as having to earn a living, or … Continue reading →

It can be easy to take a Turf zone for granted, just fleeting stops for no longer than 45 seconds to complete the take, perhaps even less, perhaps not even lifting our eyes from the screen, before zooming off to … Continue reading →

It’s amazing how events sometimes conspire to try and stop you getting out and taking Turf zones. Today it was a jigsaw puzzle. We have a jigsaw on a large board on the floor of the living room and the … Continue reading →

You are allowed to use any legal means of transport when playing Turf, be it on your own two feet, riding a bicycle, a set of roller skates or you can run, skip and jump, if you really want. You … Continue reading →

When I first started playing Turf back on the 21st December 2020, I did not realise just how amazing this game really is. It’s an unusual concept, travelling across city, town and country, usually by bicycle, kick scooter or on … Continue reading →