Putting Greens

Before we start digging, we'll need to prep the site first. We will clear out the area and ensure it is leveled. Our team will then add a thin layer of gravel to the site to create a strong base. This provides better drainage and prevents water from getting trapped on the surface. We will also add a layer of landscape fabric to prevent any weeds from growing through the artificial turf.

The next step is adding the base materials, which consist of crushed granite and limestone. We will carefully spread and level these materials, ensuring a textured surface for the turf to be laid down. This also creates a firm base for the putting green and prevents any bumps or unevenness on the surface. Once the base is installed, we will compact it using a plate compactor.

The most exciting part of the installation process - laying down the turf! We will first measure and cut the artificial turf to the desired size. We make sure to lay the turf in opposite directions to prevent any shading or discoloration on the surface. We'll then use adhesive materials or seaming tape to connect the turf pieces together. 

After the turf is connected, we'll apply infill and sand. Infill helps to protect the artificial turf and keep the strands upright. It also provides extra cushioning, making it more comfortable to walk on. We'll make sure to brush the infill into the turf to ensure an even and natural look. Sand, on the other hand, adds weight and provides extra stability to the turf. Finishing touches to the installation, we'll again use our plate compactor to make sure the infill and sand are compacted within the turf fibers.

Last but definitely not least, the putting cups and flags. We'll cut the holes for thy own backyard putting green is ready for actione cups and insert them into the turf. We will place the flags near the holes and adjust them to the desired height. And voila! Your ver.

When it comes to putting green turf, shorter is better. You want a pile height of ½” or less to ensure that the ball rolls smoothly and accurately. The shorter pile height also helps in replicating the feel of real grass. Longer pile heights for artificial turf are better suited for landscapes and other applications.

The density of the turf is another important factor in your putting green turf choice. You want a dense turf for better ball control and to prevent the ball from bouncing. A denser turf also provides a more natural feel and appearance.

The backing material of your artificial turf is also essential in choosing the right one for your putting green. The best backing matrial for putting greens is a rubber backing that provides firmness and stability. This type of backing is particularly helpful for preventing wrinkles in your turf and enhancing the ball’s roll.

When it comes to artificial turf for putting greens, color and texture might seem like minor details, but they can have a significant impact on your game. You want to choose a turf that closely resembles the texture of real grass, with fibers sticking up and a slightly brownish tinge. Choose a green that matches your local grass type as closely as possible.

Lastly, you want to choose an artificial turf for your putting green that will last you for years to come. Choosing a turf that is durable and can withstand the elements is essential in ensuring that your putting green is a worthwhile investment.