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- Team Members | Foley Company
Meet the Foley team dedicated to delivering innovative reel grinders, exceptional service, and support to turf professionals worldwide. FOLEY TEAM Paul Rauker CEO & President Jeff Flynn CFO / HR Vance Zins Director of Manufacturing Joshua Rocholl Director of Engineering Tyler Barrett North American Sales Manager Brandon Hoag Mid-Atlantic & North East Regional Sales Manager Jody Farber West Coast Regional Sales Manager Mickey Hammock Florida Sales and Service Representative Craig Johnston Asia, Australia Regional Sales Manager Arjen Spek European Union, Middle East, North Africa Sales Ian Robson United Kingdom Sales Vince Thomley CS Supervisor Haley Langer Customer Service Chad Wiertzema Marketing Leader Garrett Kaelin Marketing Specialist Tim Wehner Senior Product Manager
- 653 Accu-Master
Learn more about 653 Accu-Master :Precision reel grinder with automated in-feed and touchscreen controls for consistent, high-volume sharpening. Foley Company 653 Accu-Master Automated reel grinder featuring ACCU-Touch 3 control and automated in-feed cycles for spin and auto-index relief grinding. Fully enclosed with electric interlocking doors and Lexan safety glass for operator protection, it delivers consistent, accurate results across all reel types while reducing setup time. Top Features ACCU-Touch 3 Controller Fully Enclosed Auto Indexing Relief Grinding FIND A DEALER SCHEDULE A DEMO FEATURES SPECS TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS ACCESSORIES TRAINING Features Front Roller Clamp Simplifies setup by securely holding front rollers in place for stable grinding. Counter Balanced Spin Drive Simplifies alignment by moving easily from one side of the machine to the other. Accu Reel Selector Adjusts rear roller v-mounts and secures the reel based on size and make. Accu Positioning Gauge Quickly adjusts for reel manufacturer, diameter, and blade count settings. Accu-Touch 3 Controller Offers intuitive programming for automated spin and relief grinding. Vacuum Comes equipped with a standard vacuum dust collection system. Specs Length 71" (181cm) Documents OPERATORS MANUAL Brochure VIEW ALL DOCUMENTS Accessories Rear Lift Model Slotted Top Model Power Lift Elec. Overhead Hoist Training Ratings 5.0 12 Ratings average rating is 5 out of 5, based on 12 votes, Ratings The 653 ACCU-Master has completely transformed how we maintain our reels. Its precision and ease of use save us hours of work while delivering OEM-quality results every time. Matt This grinder is a game-changer for our operation. The automated processes make it simple for anyone to achieve professional-level results, even with minimal experience. John We’ve tried other grinders, but the 653 stands above the rest for its accuracy and reliability. Our turf has never looked better! Harrison First name Email Review Add a rating Submit An error occurred. Try again later Thank you! Your review has been submitted.
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- A Look Back at the GCSAA Centennial Conference and Trade Show
February 4–5 in Orlando marked a milestone moment for the golf industry as GCSAA celebrated its 100-year Conference and Trade Show, and it was a show we were proud to be part of. This year felt different in the best way. The centennial setting brought a strong mix of reflection and forward momentum, and that tone carried straight onto the trade show floor. For Foley, it was the first time bringing Foley, Salsco, and Air2G2 together in one unified booth , and the response made it clear that the combined presence resonated. Throughout the two days, our booth stayed busy with customers, distributors, and industry partners stopping in to ask questions, share feedback, and talk shop. As a Silver Partner with GCSAA , it was especially meaningful to be part of a milestone event that reflects the long-standing relationships and shared commitment that define this industry. Having our global and domestic sales teams on hand made those conversations even more valuable. Whether it was detailed grinder discussions, questions around Air2G2 applications, or hands-on interest in Salsco rollers, the booth became a natural meeting point for practical, real-world conversations. One of the highlights of the show was celebrating Greg Turner and his 35-year career as he steps into retirement. Greg has been a familiar face and trusted voice to so many across the industry, and it meant a lot to recognize his contributions surrounded by colleagues, customers, and friends. It was a fitting moment at a centennial event built around people who have helped shape the game and the profession. Beyond the booth, the energy across the conference reflected an industry that continues to evolve while staying grounded in fundamentals. From education sessions to hallway conversations, there was a clear focus on efficiency, consistency, and long-term performance. Those priorities closely align with how we think about equipment, service, and support. As the show wrapped up, the takeaway was simple: strong relationships still matter, face-to-face conversations still matter, and bringing the right people and solutions together in one place makes a difference. Thank you to everyone who stopped by, shared time with our team, and helped make the GCSAA Centennial Conference a memorable one. We’re looking forward to continuing the conversations well beyond Orlando.
- Foley Company supports GCSAA Foundation’s Col. John Morley Centennial Campaign
Foley Company is proud to support the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) Foundation with a $5,000 donation to the Col. John Morley Centennial Campaign. This campaign commemorates GCSAA’s upcoming 100th anniversary in 2026 and aims to raise $1 million to establish an endowment honoring the association’s founder. The fund will help drive innovation, education, and industry advancement for the next century. Foley’s contribution places the company at the Heritage Partner Level and in the Foundation’s Platinum Tee Club, recognizing organizations that donate $5,000 or more annually. “GCSAA and its members represent the best in turf management and environmental stewardship, and we’re honored to contribute to a campaign that will help advance innovation and education for the next 100 years,” said Paul Rauker, CEO of Foley Company. To read the full announcement and learn more about the Col. John Morley Centennial Campaign, visit GCSAA’s news release.
- All Stars of Turf: Cutler Robinson, CGCS, on a Career of Growth and Innovation
Cutler Robinson, CGCS ret All Stars Of Turf In the latest episode of All Stars of Turf , host Miranda “Moe” Robinson sits down with Cutler Robinson, CGCS, to reflect on his remarkable 37-year journey in turf management. Robinson began his career studying forestry at Virginia Tech, which led to his first superintendent role at Bassett Country Club. Early mentorship from Dr. Richard E. Smith shaped his approach to leadership and turf care, laying the foundation for his long-term success. For 24 years, Robinson served as superintendent at Bayville Golf Club in Virginia Beach, where he navigated the evolving challenges of turf management—from balancing traditional practices with data-driven strategies to adapting to new technologies. After transitioning from superintendent work, Robinson shifted his focus to consulting and software development, including the creation of Predict N7, a web-based turf nutrition app designed to support precision turf management. Throughout the conversation, Robinson shares insights on the role of luck in his career, the importance of mentorship, and the increasing presence of women in the turf industry. He also emphasizes the critical need for advocacy in golf and turf management, ensuring the industry’s growth and sustainability for future generations. Watch and Read More This conversation is part of Foley Company’s sponsorship of All Stars of Turf . Robinson’s story reflects the same values Foley brings to turf managers worldwide: precision, durability, and a commitment to advancing the profession. Read the full article and watch the episode on TurfNet »






