Putting Greens

In addition to providing golfers of all levels a place to practice any time of the day or night, residential synthetic putting greens offer several other benefits. For one, they’re highly weather-resistant and low-maintenance, which means they’re ready for putting practice at any time of year. Synthetic putting greens are also durable. Natural grass begins to degrade after just 20 to 24 hours of use per week, or just over 800 hours per year. Synthetic turf, on the other hand, can withstand over 3,000 hours of use per year, making it more than three times stronger than natural grass putting greens.

Additionally, unlike natural grass putting greens, synthetic turf greens require much less water and zero pesticides and fertilizers. This makes artificial turf much more environmentally friendly and less costly to maintain. In fact, synthetic turf is so much cheaper to maintain than natural grass, it can pay for itself in savings in as little as three years.