Use the photo diagnostic when something looks off, or start the planner when you need a first-pass outline for the season ahead.
Both tools generate a structured first read you can use immediately. If you want direct follow-up, the result can be shared with your MTS contact from there.
See something on your greens, fairways, or fields that doesn’t look right? Start with a photo, the location, and a few details about what you are seeing.
See something on your greens, fairways, or fields that doesn’t look right? Start with a photo, the location, and a few details about what you are seeing.
You send the symptom, the timing, and the facility context. Tom structures a preliminary diagnostic summary around likely causes, what to check next, and where the issue needs a closer field read.
Tom produces a report immediately, and you can share it for follow-up when you want another set of eyes on it.
Share the facility type, acreage, grass variety, and the biggest pressure points in the season. Tom turns that into a structured starting framework you can review right away.
Share the facility type, acreage, grass variety, and the biggest pressure points in the season. Tom turns that into a structured starting framework you can review right away.
Facility type, acreage, turf species, irrigation constraints, staffing realities, and the problems already showing up. The output is a seasonal planning outline, not a final agronomic prescription.
This is a starting framework. The next step is a field-informed review when you want to tighten it up.
If you already know you would rather talk it through directly, the fastest route is still a real conversation.
