is their a way to lay down a synthetic putting green without puting sand on it?

26 Jul, 2010

is their a way to lay down a synthetic putting green without puting sand on it?

Posted by: 3 Putt In: Putting Greens

This is a good question from one of our readers.

All the places i have seen say to put a layer of sand on the turf.
I would like any other suggestions

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2 Responses to "is their a way to lay down a synthetic putting green without puting sand on it?"

1 | fluffernut

May 29th, 2010 at 8:18 am

Many syn turf companies use a ground up rubber but it’s used to separate the blades as well as provide cushion. I’m not sure it’s fine enough for a putting green syn turf.

2 | Patricia D

May 29th, 2010 at 8:18 am

Sand is the only product recommended by manufacturers of the synthetic turf for correct installation. Why would you want to use anything else?

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