Using Artificial Turf for Golf Practice at Home

Serious golfers practice at home. Here’s how artificial turf supports every aspect of your game.

Practice Area Options

Putting Greens

• Tour-quality turf
• Custom contours and breaks
• Multiple cup positions
• Realistic speeds

Chipping Areas

• Fringe-height turf
• Various lie simulations
• Target zones on green

Full-Swing Zones

• Commercial hitting turf
• Thick, durable construction
• Tee placement options
• Net or simulator integration

Bunker Practice

• Real sand bunkers with turf surrounds
• Practice explosion shots
• Complete short game training

Designing Effective Practice

Space Requirements

• Putting: Minimum 200 sq ft
• Chipping: 300-500 sq ft
• Full swing: 10’ x 15’ minimum

Turf Specifications

• Putting: 12-15mm, high-density nylon
• Fairway: 25-35mm, polyethylene blend
• Rough: 40-50mm, mixed fiber

Integration Ideas

• Combined putting/chipping area
• Dedicated hitting bay
• Indoor/outdoor options
• Simulator rooms

Practice Routine Enhancement

Home practice advantages:

• Convenience (no driving to range)
• Weather flexibility
• Unlimited practice time
• Immediate feedback
• Cost savings vs. range fees

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