Australia's peak industry body for Sports Turf Management
Australia's peak industry body for Sports Turf Management
If you are planning on heading to the 2025 Australian Sports Turf Management Conference and Trade Exhibition in Sydney this June, you have just two days left to take advantage of the fantastic EARLY BIRD registration rates.
Full delegate registration includes three full days of education, all catering and meal breaks across the education sessions and the end-of-conference Farewell Bash. The EARLY BIRD full registration rate represents great value for ASTMA members at just $1020, with the price going up to $1190 after 1 March.
Running from Monday 23 to Thursday 26 June, the 2025 conference will include an extensive line-up of education, networking, workshops, seminars and machinery demonstrations, with over 1000 delegates from clubs and facilities throughout Australia forecasted to attend. To be held at the Sydney Showgrounds Convention Centre – home to Engie Stadium and Accor Stadium, along with the Olympic hockey, athletic, aquatic and tennis centres and Qudos Bank Arena (home of the Sydney Kings) – the Showgrounds is a hub of sport and recreation, located only 30 minutes from the Sydney CBD and 10 minutes from the Ryde/Parramatta centres.
The conference will focus on the knowledge required to meet the future needs of golf and sports turf management with sessions on leadership, sustainability, new practices, research and innovation. Conference topics will run concurrently with streams in leadership and management, golf courses and sportsfields, as well as combined workshops, panel sessions and networking events. Showcasing the latest in golf and sports turf related products, equipment and services, the trade exhibition will cover over 4500 square metres, with outdoor demonstrations to be featured as part of the conference activities.
All conference information, including social events, accommodation options and program overview are available to view under the Conference tab on the ASTMA website or by clicking on the respective buttons below. The full conference education program will be released later this month.