Artificial Turf For Putting Green

Core Characteristics and Functions
This special artificial turf differs from ordinary sports field turf (such as soccer field turf) mainly in the design of its fiber height, density, and underlying structure to meet the needs of putting practice.

1. Realistic Roll Performance
Short Fiber Design: Utilizes very short fibers (typically around 1-3 mm), with some high-end products featuring a double-layer tuft design to simulate the smooth feel of the green edge.

Consistency: Provides an extremely even and consistent ball roll effect, with highly predictable ball paths, helping golfers practice putting accuracy.

2. Materials and Structure
Material: Typically made of 100% nylon or polyethylene. Nylon, due to its excellent elasticity and resilience, is commonly used in high-end putting greens.

Substructure: Includes a support frame made of aluminum profiles or a compacted gravel/plywood base to ensure stability and drainage.

3. Environmental Friendliness and Durability

Weather Resistance: UV-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and waterproof, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, requiring no watering, fertilization, or mowing.

Energy Saving and Emission Reduction: Compared to natural grass, artificial turf significantly saves water resources and eliminates the need for pesticides or fertilizers, meeting the requirements of sustainable development.

Applicable Scenarios

1. Backyard:

Provides golf enthusiasts with a space to practice anytime, anywhere, especially suitable for golfers living in cities or cold regions.

2. Indoor Clubs and Gyms:

Many gyms and golf clubs install this type of turf, providing a year-round rain- and snow-free practice environment.

3. Commercial and Leisure Facilities:

Shopping malls, hotels, and resorts often use it to enhance the quality of their leisure and entertainment facilities.