Stotz Equipment Gets New Territories for John Deere Golf

Sep 07, 2023

John Deere dealership Stotz Equipment announced it will be the John Deere Golf distributor in the Idaho, Nevada and Montana territories previously covered by C&B Equipment. Stotz will service these territories from its existing store locations in Twin Falls, Idaho; Bluffdale, Utah; and Casper, Wyo. Phill Miller, who has worked as the dealership’s golf and turf salesman in Utah since 2016, will be the northern golf sales manager, managing all golf and turf sales for Stotz in Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and northern Nevada.

Stotz Equipment has been a John Deere Golf and Turf distributor since Deere entered the golf market in 1987. Dealer principal Teddy Rosztoczy has served as a dedicated golf sales manager since 2011. Stotz was awarded John Deere's Golf Distributor of the Year for North America in 2022.

The dealership has incorporated John Deere's precision agriculture technology into the golf market. Stotz created a precision golf manager position, which was filled by Ezequiel Felix in July. It has rebranded its precision ag department as Stotz Precision to accommodate the comprehensive markets it serves.

Source : Farm Equipment

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