Synthetic Putting Green Base Material

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Synthetic putting green base material.

Artificial putting green resurfacing diy style. It s more permeable than cmb. Per 100 sqft 3 finishing nails for putting green perimeter. A sub base is used to replace the expansive native soil with a non expansive surface which will help to ensure an artificial grass installation will continue to look good for the duration of its 15 to 20 year useful life.

A good basic guideline is for every 10 to 12 ft in the length of your sub base you will drop the slope 1 to 4 inch. The most common types of sub base are a crushed miscellaneous base cmb a class ii road base or a decomposed granite dg. Base material 1 cubic yard covers approx. The putting green turf is designed to fit like a glove to the surface.

Landscape staples depending on seam length every 2 3 inches. It takes 1 5 to 2 lbs per sq. Do you have an existing artificial green that is sand filled or simply old worn and useless. Once your artificial turf is installed you ll get many years of fun maintenance free use.

Install a sub base for artificial grass first and then you re ready to go green. Quarantine for brendon todd involved installing a new 3 000 sq ft synthetic putting green in his backyard. 100 sqft 3 deep 5 or 6 common nails approx. Staples may be used in place of nails.

Eagle putting green iii egp50 the 11 16 eagle iii practice surface is a pre bent non directional quality poly putting green. If you re creating a putting green with artificial turf dg is a good choice. Most likely you have a base layer that is completely ready for our system. Check out what this diy er did with his old green.

Designed and installed by tour greens this new putting green helped pga pro brendon todd practice his short game just in time for the world golf championship fedex st. If so you don t have to spend 20 per sq ft to get it resurfaced. If you add too much slope to your sub base material the ball will roll very fast and may roll off your green. Of fine sand infill that helps hold down the putting green and it enhances the natural ball reaction.

Lightly moisten the rocks with a garden hose and run a plate compacter lawn roller or gas powered roller over them to make a smooth flat base.