Q.Why consider a putting green?
A. A putting green adds to the landscaping of your home, increases property value, affords an opportunity to spend quality time with family and friends, improves putting skills, encourages young people to start golf at an early age and allows more free time for the working mum and dad.
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Q Why should I choose an artificial putting green instead of a real grass green?
A. The main reason is the maintenance involved. Natural grass putting surfaces require constant maintenance and water plus the cost of the equipment and chemicals that are needed. Enduroturf synthetic greens require minimal effort to maintain and will last 10 years+ under normal circumstances.
Q What type of base will be used if I want contours in the green?
A. We use a road base and crusher dust sub-surface which is hardy and easy to manipulate and shape.
Q Do you offer any warranties?
A. Product warranties are supplied by manufacturers and range from 5-7 years depending on your product choice. We also offer a 1-year labour warranty on all work carried out.
Q How far away can I hit shots from and expect a realistic holding capability on a synthetic green?
A. If you plan to hit shots from 5 metres or more, our premium sand-filled system will provide the same response on the green that you will find on any golf course.
Q What makes an Enduroturf synthetic green differ from a standard putt putt green?
A. Enduroturf uses a technique that utilises artificial turf with a 35mm sand filled + underlay system. The sand serves two purposes. Firstly, it makes the turf stand upright and secondly the sand helps to cushion and hold the ball when chipping to the green. Turfs that do not require much sand-fill are denser. Their fibres are spring set to resist matting and they basically have a true ball roll but lack the ability to hold a chip. These turfs traditionally are used in smaller areas where there is no room to chip, or they are used indoors.
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Pin Seeker is our polypropylene sand-filled green that allows for both putting and longer approach shots. Like any sand-filled green, the sand may condense and harden over time, which ends up speeding up the surface and altering playing ability.
Before resorting to refilling your green, there are steps you can take to restore it. If the sand begins to pack down very hard, it is good to use a tool with spikes (like a Garden Weasel) and roll over the green to keep the sand from packing too tight. Wet the green first, then run the tool over the green. Follow that by going over the green with a broom, then roll it with a weighted roller. Download the GolfGreens maintenance guide for more information.
The timeframe for when you can expect to need your green refilled depends largely on usage. Greens that are used very frequently may need refilled while greens used occasionally for entertainment may not. Please contact GolfGreens to learn more about Pin Seeker or for answers to specific questions about your particular putting green.
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