Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just take to the golf course once a year, having your own putting green can be a great way to practice. You don’t need acres of land to create one, just a bit of space where you can practice your chipping and putting. Here’s our top tips on creating your own putting green with artificial grass.
Firstly, why use artificial grass?
It’s a great alternative to the natural stuff where golf is concerned. Designed from high quality, durable materials, it’s made to withstand impact and frequent use. You can therefore rest assured that you won’t be left with a patchy, sparse looking garden.
Make your plans first
You’ll probably want this to be a permanent fixture in your garden so make sure you plan for this in advance. In addition, be sure to map out the direction you’ll be hitting the balls – no one wants smashed windows. Depending on the size of your garden, either aim for open spaces or shrubbery and trees in smaller gardens to stop the ball from travelling too far!
Prepare your space for your putting green with artificial grass
Once you have your plans finalised you should then ensure that the area you have chosen is prepared. Remove any debris, rocks and hard objects to ensure the space is ready for the grass to be installed. Another thing you should consider when creating your own putting green with artificial grass is to plan where your holes will be. They will need to be created during installation so ensure you factor this in.
Install your artificial grass
If you haven’t installed artificial grass before, then we would highly recommend you get a professional team in. They will be able to check the ground before installing and ensure the right amounts of ground materials are used.
If you’d like any further details on creating a putting green with artificial grass then we’d be happy to help. Just call us on 0800 9174442 or visit our contact page.
