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Indoor Putting Green Design

Indoor Green Designs

So, you know you want a putting green for your home, golf team, putting studio or office. But, our standard models don’t quite fit your space perfectly. Well, we want your green to be perfect so, we’re here to help you get what you want. We put a lot of thought into our standard models, they’re designed to be short game practice machines. We’ve listened to our customers through the years and in many cases the standard models work well. But, you may not know that over 60% of the greens we ship have some level of customization. Want to add or remove a hole? No…

Racquetball Court Conversions

Racquetball court putting green

Converting a racquetball court to a putting green and shortgame practice area has become one of the most popular requests we get from college coaches and country club pros. The regulation size of a racquetball court is 20′ wide x 40′ long. This size is perfect for any type of indoor golf application. Some simply want to putt and chip like the court at Marshall University shown below. This green has plenty of undulation, inlay chipping areas with 3 lies, it is elevated on base panels so the ball drops into the cups and has a spot for practicing flat putts….

Which True Strike Do I Need?

True Strike Golf Mats

The most common questions we get in regard to True Strike is: Which True Strike Mat do I need? In case you’re not familiar with True Strike Golf Mats, lets first give you  a quick rundown on what a True Strike mat is and how it differs from other golf mats. The secret is a gel bag integrated into the hitting area where you’d hit all of your iron shots from. You never see it because it is built into the mat and underneath a very tough, woven strike surface. Most turf is “tufted” but this strike surface is “woven” so…

Golf Rooms: The Ultimate Golf Cave

golf room and man cave

Ten years ago the idea of a golf room in your home was almost unthinkable. The expense and aggravation of creating a platform for placing putting turf on was a bit much for the average golf addict. Besides you can just go to the range or stay late at your club on the putting green….but you rarely did and your short game continued to lag. We all know how important putting is to the overall score that goes on the card. We all know how important those little shots around the green are. But yet, even serious players still don’t…