PGD 670P This commercial (for use in residential as well) tee-line turf is a great choice for tee-box, driving range, and hitting net areas. This is the premier tee-line turf in the industry. The PGD 670P has a fairway feel that makes it a great choice over range mats. This turf can be installed in many different environments. It is very easy to seam due to its high pile height and hides the seam extremely well if installed properly. Has a good UVA resistant factor and holds up well in all climates. Minor maintenance will be required. Purpose Tee-Line / Fairway Turf Material 2" Polypropylene, 90 oz. weight (Commercial grade),  12 foot wide roll. Recommended Uses   Primarily Outdoors   Commercial & some Residential applications. Installation   Crushed Aggregate Important Facts   Sand fill is required - +/- 8 lbs./ sq.ft.   This turf is to hit full shots off of.   Use your own tee, or just swing away and feel like you're hitting from a fairway. Price $6.70 per sq.ft.

PGD 298P
Some of the benefits of this product are its low cost. It can be installed in many different environments. It is fairly easy to seam and hides the seam well if installed properly. Has a good UVA resistant factor and holds up well in all climates. As with most Polypropylene turf, it has about a four to six week break-in period that can be accelerated by rolling or light plate tamping.

Purpose Putting, Chipping & Pitch Shots of various lengths. Material 1/2" Polypropylene, 36-38 oz., 12 foot wide roll. Recommended Uses   Primarily Outdoors   Residential and Commercial applications Installation   Crushed Aggregate Important Facts   Sand Fill is required - +/- 4 lbs. Per sq.ft.   If budget is your first concern, this is the turf for you! Price $2.98 per sq.ft.

The process of installing a putting green involves a carefully planned series of steps.  The skills that are required to install a green increase in difficulty as the size of the putting green increases.

Smaller  putting green that are under 500 square feet require less precision in preparation and turf installation. Larger greens require more planning and precision, and can likely be too much of a headache for the average consumer.

We strongly recommend that you consider having putting greens over 500 square feet installed by a Trusted service Inc certified installer. If you decide to self install, we have included the essential steps that you will need to take to install a basic putting green.

• Planning a Putting green is the first and most crucial step of the process. See planning for details.
• Design and layout is necessary to ensure proper placement before the work begins.
• Clear the area of vegetation and other debris when preparing the area for your putting green.
• Install a ground stabilization tarp to insure a solid, long lasting foundation.
• Setting the cup sleeves is the first step in installing the base.
• The most labor intensive step in the installation process is the aggregate or concrete base installation. This involves a series of steps to work and re-work the base until perfection is attained.
• Next is the placement of the turf. This step most likely will also involve seaming of two or more sections.
• Cutting, trimming and permanent setting of the cups will require a delicate touch and care.
• The next step is trimming and shaping the outer edges of the putting green. Also, at this stage a fringe can be installed if desired.
• The last step in the basic process, if applicable, is the application of fill material, or top dressing.

As you can see there are a number of steps involved in even a basic green installation. A putting green of 500 square feet or less can typically be installed by two adults in a 1.5 to 2.5 day time frame.