Putting green turf
Explore putting surfaces for home, indoor and commercial settings.
Enquire about putting green turf
Build around the putts you practise.
A putting surface should be chosen around the shots you want to practise. Describe the available dimensions, intended putting lines, cup positions and whether the space also needs a fringe. The supporting construction and contouring are as important to the experience as the turf itself.
Contours, cups and playing characteristics.
- Separate putting requirements from chipping or full-swing use.
- Discuss flat versus contoured areas and the space around each cup.
- Ask for the performance information relevant to your intended setup.
Define the kind of green first.
Tell us whether the project is a permanent outdoor green, an indoor practice area or a temporary event installation. Each needs a different approach to the base, attachment and edge treatment. Surface speed is confirmed for the selected product and construction.
Can the same turf be used for every golf activity?
Do not assume so. Putting, chipping and hitting areas have different requirements. Describe each activity so the appropriate surfaces can be considered.