Poly Spot Cover

Protect high-wear spots and gear from rain, sun, and daily use with Putterman’s Poly Spot Cover. Backed by over 100 years of innovation from Putterman Athletics, these lightweight 18 oz poly tarps provide protection from rain, moisture, and everyday wear for baseball and softball fields. Read our full press release to discover how targeted spot covers protect key high-traffic areas, cut grounds crew maintenance time, and get your field game-ready faster after severe weather.

Features:

Lightweight polyethylene and heavy-duty vinyl spot cover options
Reinforced hem for added tear resistance and longer life.
4lbs brass grommets every 36″ for secure tie-downs and flexible placement.
Custom branding and imprinting options.
Color options: White/Silver, White/Black, White/Royal Blue.
Built in the USA

Description

When you’re managing a ballfield, your biggest enemies are moisture and heavy foot traffic. Our Poly Spot Covers are the specialized “mini-tarps” designed to protect the most high-maintenance areas of your diamond—the pitcher’s mound, home plate, and the bases—without the hassle of hauling out a full-field cover.

Why Every Grounds Crew Needs Spot Covers:

Targeted Moisture Control: After you’ve spent hours grooming the mound or the batter’s box to perfection, the last thing you want is a rogue afternoon rain shower turning your clay into a swamp. These covers keep those “sweet spots” bone-dry so you can play ball the minute the clouds clear.
Vapor Barrier Technology: It’s not just about the rain. If you leave these on overnight, they act as a vapor barrier, locking in the existing moisture so your clay doesn’t bake and crack under the morning sun.
Heavy-Duty Durability: Unlike cheap tarps, our Poly Spot Covers are made from high-strength, reinforced polyethylene. They are built to withstand cleats, dragging, and UV rays season after season.
Easy Deployment: They’re lightweight and manageable. One person can throw these down in seconds, secure them with stakes or sandbags, and get off the field before the first drop of rain hits