Maintenance of a backyard putting green

The short answer is that top quality artificial grass putting green surfaces require very little maintenance. You need only keep the golf green surface free of debris. You can brush the putting green with a medium grade push broom to reduce speed, or you can roll the putting green with a water-filled sod roller to increase speed and to maintain smoothness.

Top quality artifical grass Putting Greens vs. Real Grass

Like many avid golfers, you may fantasize about putting all day long, and you may have entertained the idea of having your own personal backyard putting green. For residential golf greens, you can choose one made of natural grass, or you can choose one made with artificial or synthetic grass. Top quality synthetic putting surfaces very closely simulate the same characteristics of greens on the best golf courses in the world. These greens receive shots as well as any real grass golf course green, so you need not worry that an artificial grass putting green won't be like playing on a natural green.

Equally attractive is the comparison of the benefits of artificial grass vs. natural grass. After viewing the chart below, you may think the debate between artificial grass putting greens and real grass putting greens is a no-brainer.

Imagine the personal and practical benefits of having your own backyard putting green without the the hassle of maintaining it. An artificial grass putting green requires no watering, mowing, edging, blowing, weeding, seeding, aerating, fertilizing or hole changing. The best thing about having a putting green made from synthetic grass is that it can be played on year-round. It is not affected by extreme heat or cold, and it will not wear out from daily use.

A top quality putting green looks, feels, hits, receives, and putts just like real grass. Playing on a top quality synthetic putting green is so close to the real thing, you might forget that you're actually playing on a synthetic grass surface.