WHAT IS A PUTTING GREEN USED FOR?
Putting is one of the most important elements of your game as a golfer. For many novice golfers, putting can account for almost fifty percent of shots. So this is an area most golfers opt to work on all the time, right?
Nope.
Most golfers will choose to practice driving ranges and skip putting entirely. Does this sound like you too?
Of course driving ranges are a great time, and seeing those long, gratifying shots are great, but are your putts lacking that finishing element they need?
A high-quality putting green turf is manufactured with low pile artificial grass allowing golf balls to roll true. It’s a bit different from standard turf because it is not as dense as the artificial grass that is used on lawns, and it’ll help you better your short game.
ARE INDOOR PUTTING GREENS WORTH IT?
Artificial indoor golf putting greens are manufactured with synthetic fibers and can be used in place of natural grass because it is durable. Maintaining a natural grass putting green inside would be impossible, so artificial turf is the indoor king.
An indoor putting green will not only transform the look and feel of your Los Angeles home but will, more importantly, give you the chance to practice your golf game in all seasons and weather, and the benefits of having an indoor putting green exceed the expense substantially.
Highly Customizable
Personalize your green based on your preferences — choose the style, contour, hole layouts, features, and color that suit you the most.
Not Affected by Weather
No amount of weather will stop you from indoor putting practice.
Cost-Effective
The money saved by getting an indoor putting green is one of the biggest benefits — you will save on time and money used for travel, club memberships, and caddy fees.
Easy to Maintain
Artificial turf has virtually zero maintenance, especially indoors. Keeping an indoor putting green in top shape is less work than maintaining other floorings.
Practice Your Game Any Time
Whether you’re new to the game or you can’t be without some form of golf, an indoor putting green will help you improve your short game immensely.
Improve the Value of Your Home
Indoor putting greens are a great feature of your home that’ll help to completely transform the look and feel — show off your love of the game.
Host Fun Parties for Friends & Family
Have friends or extended family over for dinner and a game – practice your putting with them. Even younger kids can enjoy ”playing” putting.
Playability
Synthetic turf isn’t what it used to be and now with our years of experience at Southwest Greens of Southern California, we will give you performance that rivals your regular weekend course.
WHAT IS A GOOD SIZE FOR AN INDOOR PUTTING GREEN?
An advantage of installing your one-of-a-kind indoor putting green is that it can be any size that you have the space for. Just a reminder, you should include base underlayment to contour breaks and reproduce the terrain you may find on a conventional course.
Some popular indoor putting green sizes are:
- 7.5’ X 15’
- 15’ X 15’
- 25’ X 15’
If you’re still unsure what size will be best in your home or space, Southwest Greens of Southern California can help you figure out what would be appropriate.
HOW MUCH DOES AN INDOOR PUTTING GREEN COST?
So, you’ve decided on an indoor putting green, have an ideal size in mind, and you’re ready to find out what it will cost. While it may be tricky to give exact answers, we are here to break down what goes into the cost for you.
Typically, an indoor putting green is priced between $15 and $30+ per square foot. Some considerations that go into this cost are:
- Base materials
- Size of the putting green
- The design of the putting green
- Number of cuts
- Site access & prep
- Putting green features
- Installation costs
Want to know the specific elements that go into indoor putting greens cost and installation? We’re happy to show you. Contact Southwest Greens of Southern California for a no-obligation quote.
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