Thousands of visitors are expected at Harrogate Convention Centre and the Royal Hall again today (Monday) for a huge annual exhibition.
The Bigga Turf Management Exhibition (BTME) is running until Thursday, welcoming 200 exhibitors and 5,000 delegates from across the world.
It’s billed as “Europe’s premier exhibition for golf green-keepers and amenity turf professionals.”
A spokesperson for the event said:
“The golf industry is changing faster than ever with new rules, new technology and new challenges posed by the economy and our changing climate.
“BTME provides BIGGA members and the entire golf and sports-turf industries with the tools we need to overcome any of the challenges we face, helping to create a strong and vibrant sport for generations to come.”

BTME features a mix of exhibition, Continue to Learn education, conferences and networking opportunities.
It’s free to attend for all registered visitors.
Find out more about the event here.

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