Category Archives: Turf

Having seen messages about the difficulties encountered when lying snow is making turfing difficult, nay impossible on a normal bicycle, even one fitted with studded tyres, I was to share a little secret that is the answer to this problem, … Continue reading →

Sunday yesterday and I found it interesting watching the start of a new Turf round. First sign that something was happening was a flurry of turfman icons appearing a few minutes before 11.00 am, just prior to the zone reset. … Continue reading →

Well, that’s another round of Turf finished. The previous round, Round #126, December 202o, saw me finish with around 44,200 points for the round, placing me 65th out of 569 Turf players in Scotland. That might not seem great but … Continue reading →

Saturday dawned dull, drizzly and dreich but not too dull, drizzly and dreich to put me off getting out on the Surly Ogre bicycle and taking a few zones, upping my points score before the big round reset tomorrow morning. … Continue reading →

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 →