If you’re passionate about golf, you’re likely always seeking new ways to improve your game. One of the best investments you can make is installing a putting green right at home.

Whether Indoors or Outdoors, Putting Greens offers benefits Beyond Your Game.

• Improve Your Short Game
• Save Time & Money
• Fully-Customizable
• Family and Employee-Friendly
• Low-Maintenance & Eco-Friendly
• Increased Property Value & the Aesthetics
• Team Building & Entertainment
• Durability & Longevity

Artificial Turf maintenance is essential for keeping your lawn looking beautiful and healthy. Keep your artificial grass landscape and putting green looking great with regular cleaning services. Remove debris and prevent mold & bacteria buildup. Maintain the appearance & function of artificial putting green.

Putting Green Maintenance

Basic putting green maintenance and care will ensure that your artificial grass putting green maintains its appearance and optimum performance for many years. These tips are not expensive and do not take a lot of time, but they can do a lot to protect your investment for future use.

Maintenance Tips for an Artificial Putting Green:

Regular Debris Removal: Use a leaf blower or a stiff-bristled brush to remove leaves, twigs, and dirt that can disrupt the surface and promote weed growth.

Brushing the Fibers: Brush the turf with a stiff-bristle broom to keep the grass blades upright, prevent matting, and maintain a consistent, smooth ball roll. Brush in different directions to avoid creating a permanent nap.

Rinsing the Turf: Periodically rinse the green with a garden hose to remove dust, pollen, and debris, keeping the blades flexible.

Infill Inspection: Check and top off the sand infill every 3-6 months, especially in high-use areas, to maintain a soft, realistic feel and keep the turf fibers upright.

Weed and Pest Control: Inspect the edges and perimeter regularly for weeds and treat them immediately to prevent spread. Use cleaning agents specifically designed for artificial turf to maintain cleanliness.

Stain Removal: Clean spills immediately with water and mild soap, or a 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water.

Seasonal Care: In summer, hose down the turf to cool it. In winter, use a plastic shovel to remove snow to avoid damaging the fibers.

Precautions: Avoid using sharp objects, petroleum-based products, or open flames near the green.

Any artificial turf putting green can benefit from periodic, more extensive inspection and rejuvenation. We recommend inspecting at least once a year for optimal longevity and performance, but it depends on how often you use your putting green.

Key Components of Professional Putting Green Maintenance:

Surface Cleaning & Debris Removal: Using blowers or vacuums to remove leaves, dirt, and twigs.

Power Grooming/Brushing: Using stiff brushes to keep turf fibers upright, prevent matting, and ensure a smooth, consistent ball roll.

Infill Management: Checking, redistributing, or adding new silica sand or specialized infill to maintain proper density and turf height.

Inspection & Repairs: Checking for loose seams, edge damage, or sinking, and repairing them to maintain structural integrity.

Cup & Flag Maintenance: Checking, cleaning, and aligning the putting cups and replacing flags.

Sanitization & Weed Control: Applying antimicrobial treatments to remove odors and removing weeds that may have settled in the turf.

Rolling: Using a power roller to ensure an even, fast, and smooth putting surface.