Sports & Fitness
Surfaces that train as hard as you do.
Batting cages, gym turf zones, sled lanes, agility areas, and multi-sport training spaces, indoor and outdoor.
Built for cleats and crowdsTraining surfaces take abuse that landscape turf never sees: cleats, sled runners, dropped weights, and the same movement patterns ground into the same spots every session. Sports turf is its own discipline: low, dense, dimensionally stable, and secured to survive lateral force.
The EverPlay line is our answer. Short-pile, high-density construction gives a fast, stable surface for athletic movement, rated for indoor and outdoor use, in the same rich greens that make a facility look serious.
The right pile for the right sport.
Batting cages and fielding tunnels want EverSport 105: a short, dense 1.1-inch non-infill pile, FIFA Quality Pro certified, that gives true ball bounce and hop with no sand or rubber to top up. Gym turf zones and sled lanes lean EverPlay 70 for a stable, low-profile surface. Multi-use fitness areas and home gyms take EverPlay 100 when comfort and looks share priority with performance.
All of them are rated for indoor and outdoor use, with the density to resist the flattening that kills training turf in high-rep zones.
- Indoor & outdoor rated across the EverPlay line.
- True ball behavior for batting and fielding work.
- Fast drainage (50+ in/hr) for outdoor facilities.
- Cut from 15-ft rolls to your lane and cage dimensions.
Recommended Products
The right lines for this job.
EverPlay 70 for gyms and sled lanes, EverPlay 100 for premium multi-use spaces, and the non-infill EverSport 105 for dedicated athletic surfaces.
FAQ
Good questions, straight answers.
Which turf is best for a batting cage?
EverSport 105. Its short, dense 1.1-inch non-infill pile gives true ball bounce and consistent hops, and it is rated for indoor and outdoor cages alike. EverPlay 70 is the budget-friendly alternative.
Can I put turf over concrete in a gym?
Yes, EverPlay products install over concrete and other hard surfaces for gym zones and sled lanes. Ask us about the right underlayment for your use.
Does it hold up to cleats and sleds?
EverPlay and EverSport construction is commercial-grade, with face weights up to 99 oz per square yard, built specifically for repetitive, high-force athletic use.
Can you line the field or court?
Game lines and markings are an installation detail rather than a product one: they are inlaid by cutting in contrasting turf or applied with specialized field paint. Tell us about the sport and layout when you quote, and we will spec the material and point you to crews that do lining work.
Plan it tonight: free tools, instant answers.
Measure your yard on satellite imagery, design your space in 3D with any of our turf lines, or just talk to a real person.