Product Detail
Whether you need putting greens for a miniature golf course, an eighteen-hole course, or your own personal putting green right in your own backyard, there are several different types of putting greens available to fit your needs. Putting greens are some of the most important parts of an entire golf course, no matter how large or small it may be. Not all putting green turf is made the same way, so a wide variety of artificial turf options are available to choose from.
Some artificial turf for putting greens are slick, which allows the golf ball to move more quickly. Other putting green turf have a thicker composition, which can be more challenging for a golf player. Depending on what you’re looking for, you can use different types of artificial turf to create a challenging course for players or an easier course.
| Description |
15mm golf Artificial Grass Putting Green |
| Yarn |
PE |
| Height |
15mm |
| Gauge |
3/16 inch |
| Density |
63,000 |
| Backing |
PP + Net + SBR Latex |
| Guarantee |
5 - 8 Years |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the pile height of this putting green artificial grass?
The pile height of this artificial grass is 15mm. This height provides an optimal and realistic ball roll speed, closely mimicking the performance of a professional golf course green.
What materials are used for the backing structure?
This product features a multi-layer backing system comprised of PP, net reinforcement, and SBR Latex, ensuring excellent dimensional stability, strong tuft lock, and long-lasting durability.
How long does this putting green turf typically last?
The artificial grass comes with a 5 to 8-year guarantee under normal use conditions, protecting against premature wearing and UV degradation.
Can this artificial turf handle outdoor weather?
Yes, it is designed for both indoor and outdoor installations. The PE yarn is UV-stabilized and the backing is weather-resistant to withstand heavy rain, sun exposure, and temperature changes.
What does the 63,000 density mean for putting?
A density of 63,000 stitches per square meter means the turf fibers are extremely compact. This dense structure ensures a flat, smooth, and consistent surface for true ball roll direction and speed control.