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More Homeowners Installing Customized Par 3s on Their Property As wonderful as backyard putting greens are, many installations only allow you to practice one aspect of your short game. However, if you have a little more space to work with on your property, you can develop your own par 3 hole – equipped with tee boxes, bunkers and anything else you desire. […]
The Mountain West is known for extreme weather. From snow piling up during the winter to drought-like conditions in the summer, residents of the Mountain West are used to coping with Mother Nature. However, such conditions often make it difficult to maintain healthy lawns. The current generation of synthetic turf putting greens provides a perfect solution for residents of the Mountain West. […]
There is more to synthetic turf than the backyard putting green; and as technologies improve, the applications for synthetic turf will only increase. However, the current generation of long-grain (2") synthetic turf fibers is already being used on driving ranges, tee boxes and around putting greens with great success. […]
As you contemplate the installation of a synthetic turf putting green, you will probably ask yourself: "How long will my putting green last?" Of course, the ability of your synthetic putting green to withstand inclement weather and abuse is certainly an important factor when assessing a project’s long-term value. […]
On a new episode of HGTV’s popular program, Don’t Sweat It, a newlywed couple gets help building a backyard putting green. Like many other home improvement shows, Don’t Sweat It focuses on half-day renovations that many homeowners simply don’t have the time to complete. […]
Before backyard putting greens can be installed, an intensive design process is required. Because the dimensions and specifications for each putting green will be unique, the installer must work with the customer to develop the ideal product. […]
Wednesday, December 13th, 2006 If you do a search for “backyard putting greens,” you will most likely find handfuls of companies making the same promises. Each manufacturer will claim to have the most realistic materials and advanced installation techniques. As there aren’t any comparison resources available on the internet, here are some tips to find exactly what you are […]
Wednesday, December 13th, 2006 As college golfers are always hoping to stay ahead of the competition, synthetic turf putting greens and driving ranges now allow athletes to practice their skills regardless of weather conditions. Facilities constructed with synthetic turf have provided colleges across the country cost-effective options for all-season training - and interest is growing.
How to Throw a Backyard Putting Green Party Tuesday, October 17th, 2006 With a little ingenuity, your backyard putting green can provide a lot more than a place to work on your short game. Your prized artificial turf can also serve as your home’s entertainment centerpiece. So, next time you entertain, turn off the television and keep the party outside on the course. A backyard putting green […]
A (Very) Brief History of the Backyard Putting Green Wednesday, September 20th, 2006 In one form or another, backyard putting greens have existed since the advent of golf. Yet, until recently, the prospect of having a practice space on one’s own property was greatly hampered by the cost and upkeep. As authentic putting green surfaces require daily mowing and treatment, only the most committed (and wealthy) golfers could […]
The White House Putting Green and Presidential Golf Wednesday, September 20th, 2006 Early in his presidency, President Dwight Eisenhower had a putting green and small sand trap installed outside the Oval Office. The construction of the putting green and the fact that Eisenhower played over 800 rounds during his eight year administration seemed to do as much as any professional to bring the sport into the American […]
When the Golf Course Comes to You Wednesday, March 1st, 2006 DIY Family Sports host Belma Johnson recently had a segment on “when the golf course comes to you.” If practice makes perfect, then ideally perfection would begin in your own backyard. While that may not be feasible for race-car drivers or scuba divers, it can be for golfers — particularly since it’s now both possible […]
Thursday, February 2nd, 2006 Backyard Golf Course Owners Find There’s No Place Like Home
How He Does It: Tim Herron’s Keys to Making the Money Putts Friday, December 23rd, 2005 Ranked fifth (as of 09/15/05) on the PGA Tour, Tim Herron’s success may be attributed to his incredible, clutch putting. While the PGA Tour putting average is an impressive 82.9%, Herron sinks a whopping 95.2% of his putting green shots. So, how does he do it? Practice. “I probably spend about 80% of my practice […] |
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