Crews at Gillette Stadium getting grass field ready for World Cup
Published on March 28, 2026.
Groundkeepers at Gillette Stadium are preparing for the World Cup, replacing the turf with natural grass. The process involves a process of manually manually applying the natural grass to the surface. The field was installed about 10 years ago for another tournament. The groundskeepers are using grass expert Dr. Trey Rogers from Michigan State University to maintain the field.
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