Select values for the performance standards

A. Pitch construction

What is the pitch construction or drainage design, or main soil type if it has not been specially constructed or drained?

B. Rootzone / Topsoil Depth

What is the depth of rootzone or topsoil?

C. Infiltration Rate

What is the water infiltration rate into the pitch?

D. Rainfall

How much rain (mm) has fallen during the following previous periods?

E . Root Depth

What is the maximum depth of rooting?

F. Main root mass

What is the estimated depth where 50% of the mass of roots is greater and also less than the given depth (i.e. the mid-point depth for root mass)?

G. Thatch depth

What is the depth of thatch?

H. Soil organic matter

What is the percentage of organic matter content in the rootzone / topsoil?

I. Soil pH

What is the pH of the soil?

J. Soil phosphorus index

What is the Phosphorus Index?

K. Soil potassium index

What is the Potassium Index?

L. Soil magnesium index

What is the Magnesium Index?

A. Desired Pitch Quality

What is the required overall quality grade that the pitch is aiming to be managed to?

B. Surface Evenness

How even is the surface (using a 2m or 3m straight edge)?

C. Pitch Hardness

How hard is the surface (gravities)?

D. Pitch Traction

How much traction does the pitch provide?

E. Ball Rolling Resistance

How far does the ball roll if released down a ramp?

F. Ball Rebound Bounce

How far does the ball rebound when dropped from a height?

G. Usage

What is the forecast usage, in games, for the entire playing season and also the usage to date in the current playing season?

The figures for games forecast or played are Adult Equivalent usage.

H. Playing season length

How many weeks are there in the full playing season, as well as how many weeks are you now into the current playing season?

I. Maintenance costs

What are the costs for the following options: [use a 12-month accounting period from the start of the playing season]

  1. total anticipated annual maintenance and renovation budgeted costs for the pitch?
  2. total annual equipment repayments budgeted costs allocated to the pitch?
  3. current costs to-date for both maintenance and equipment repayments?

J. Cancellations

How many games have been cancelled so far this season?

A1: Total Ground Cover

Total ground cover consists of live vegetative ground cover, plus dead vegetation, plus bare areas: These will sum to 100%

1. Live Ground Cover

2. Live Ground Cover Details

Live ground cover consists of either desirable grasses, undesirable grasses and weeds, moss and algae. These 3 options need to add up to the range you have selected above, in '1. Live Ground Cover'.

B: Mowing Practices

This consists of Sward Height and Clippings Management.

C: Disease coverage

The extent of total ground cover (i.e. live or dead) that is affected by disease, not just live ground cover.

Individual diseases (if known):

D: Pest Damage

The extent of total ground cover (i.e. live, dead & bare) that is affected by pest damage, not just on any live ground cover.

Individual pests (if known):

A. Surface Water

What is the Maximum for (A) Number of wet areas? But compliance is conditional on (B) Size of a single wet area / (C) Depth of any surface water.

B. Surface Debris

What is the percentage of surface covered in debris, e.g. twigs, soft litter?

C. Posts and Nets

What is the condition of the posts and nets?

D. Line Markings

What is the distance from which line markings can be clearly seen?

E. Uniformity of colour

How uniform is the colour of the pitch?

F. Uniformity of sward surface

How uniform and cleanly cut is the grass on the pitch?