Bernhard Academy announces upcoming Technical Training Programme dates and venues

Practical, industry-focused courses designed to build confidence, improve machine performance and develop essential turfcare mechanical skills.

The Bernhard Academy has announced its upcoming programme of technical training courses for November and December, offering turfcare professionals the opportunity to develop practical maintenance skills, enhance equipment performance and strengthen their understanding of turfcare machinery.

Delivered by industry experts, the courses combine hands-on learning with proven best practice, helping organisations maximise the performance, reliability and longevity of their equipment.

Cutting Unit Set Up and Sharpening Techniques

This one-day practical workshop focuses on the principles of cutting unit maintenance, correct set up procedures and sharpening techniques. Delegates will gain a deeper understanding of cutting unit performance and learn how precision maintenance can improve turf quality and machine efficiency.

Course Dates:

  • 3 November – Haverhill, Suffolk.
  • 10 November – Moortown Golf Club, Leeds.
  • 24 November – Loch Lomond Golf Club, Dumbartonshire.

Basic Machinery Maintenance

Designed for those looking to strengthen their maintenance knowledge, this one-day course covers the fundamentals of machinery care, preventative maintenance practices and essential inspection routines that support machine reliability and operational efficiency.

Course Dates:

  • 11 November – Moortown Golf Club, Leeds.
  • 25 November – Loch Lomond Golf Club, Dumbartonshire.

Fundamentals of Turfcare Mechanics – Level 1

This comprehensive three-day programme provides a strong foundation in turfcare machinery and maintenance principles. Covering key mechanical systems, operational understanding and essential workshop practices, the course is ideal for those looking to build technical confidence and establish core mechanical skills.

Course Dates:

  • 8-10 December (3-day course) – Moortown Golf Club, Leeds.

As machinery technology continues to evolve and maintenance standards become increasingly important, technical training remains a key investment for turfcare operations seeking to improve equipment performance, reduce downtime and maintain consistently high-quality playing surfaces.

Sami Strutt, Education Director at Bernhard Academy, commented: “Well-maintained machinery is fundamental to producing high-quality playing surfaces. Our technical training programme is designed to equip turfcare professionals with the practical skills, knowledge and confidence needed to optimise machine performance, improve efficiency and support long-term success.”

Places on all courses are limited. For more details and course bookings, visit www.bernhardacademy.co.uk

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