As a golf instructor, I’m particular about my equipment. The Pro Putt-44 is the closest I’ve come to replicating a professional putting green. My students love practicing on it-it’s an excellent training tool.
We offer three different type of putting green artificial grass. They are all functioning the similar way in term of ball speed, bouncing factors and consistencies. The main difference among the three products are the colors:
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All our artificial grasses have the permeability at the range between 50-90 inches per hour which is considered as excellent by the industry’s standard. Among all the turf products, our Pet Turf will have the highest draining capacity. You will be able to find all the permeability reports on each of our product at this link: https://www.globalsynturf.com/artificial-grass-specifications-specs
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You don’t have to really level your area to install artificial grass. Two key preparations you have to do is to build a good sub base and to make the top section of sub base as smooth as possible. If you have slopes, you don’t have to level it which can be a big project by itself, you can install turf on sloped areas, again, you need to make sure the sub base to be built properly regardless the area is leveled or sloped. To get a general idea of installations, please visit this link: https://www.globalsynturf.com/installation-guides
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Hi, Neil, if you are an existing customer, please send your order to our order desk. If you are not a customer and would like to find out where to get the sand infills, please fill out this online form and we will get back to you ASAP, thank you: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote
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This is a great question. It is ok to install artificial grass at any time of the year as long as weather permits. However it is the best to lay turf during warm and sunny days. Here are the reasons:
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Well, this is a very good question. We will recommend the ground or prepared base to be smooth and compacted, but not necessarily leveled. People install artificial grass on slope areas all the time, so ground doesn't have to be level for installations. Actually sloped areas can be a good thing for some installations as it will drain water side ways, in certain cases of slopes to be steep, you might not need much of sub base to be built for the drainage concerns as water will fallow the slope the runs away. However, regardless the level or slope grounds, you always need to have the ground or sub base to be smooth and properly compacted for artificial grass installations.
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