Golfers, A Question, Do you have a natural putting green @ Home?

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  • Si
    Such Fun!
    • Feb 2008
    • 13900
    #1

    Golfers, A Question, Do you have a natural putting green @ Home?

    If so, what grass do you use?

    I hear that creeping bentgrass is one of the more popular types.

    also bermuda grass?

    what do you use?

    P.s. i'm using it in Canada if that makes any difference(which i suspect it could do due to climate)
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    • Si
      Such Fun!
      • Feb 2008
      • 13900
      #2
      chip shot to the top

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        • Sosa
          In Tushy Land
          • Oct 2002
          • 40149
          #3
          Just golfed nine holes today. Can't hit a wedge worth shit lol and that cost me 6 strokes.

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            • Si
              Such Fun!
              • Feb 2008
              • 13900
              #4
              Originally posted by Sosa
              Just golfed nine holes today. Can't hit a wedge worth shit lol and that cost me 6 strokes.
              I just spent the past 3 hours practising that in my yard .

              I've got a cup and a flag just need a proper green to go with it. been doing some research but a few pointers and seeing what people use would be nice.

              So many options i've seen so far

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                • Si
                  Such Fun!
                  • Feb 2008
                  • 13900
                  #5
                  so no-one here has there own putting green then?

                  fuck!

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                    • dynastoned
                      mmm yeah!
                      • Feb 2005
                      • 5061
                      #6
                      gl with that. your green isn't going to be worth the fuck unless you know what you're doing. it should cost a good bit of change too if you do it right. imo you should just drive to the golf course and use theirs.

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                        • Si
                          Such Fun!
                          • Feb 2008
                          • 13900
                          #7
                          Originally posted by dynastoned
                          gl with that. your green isn't going to be worth the fuck unless you know what you're doing. it should cost a good bit of change too if you do it right. imo you should just drive to the golf course and use theirs.
                          I know that

                          there is plenty of research to be done first! i've been looking at the synthetic one's aswell as another possible option.

                          I think roughly to get a 500sq ft green you need about $5,000-$10,000(including equipment and materials) depending on how you do it.

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                            • Si
                              Such Fun!
                              • Feb 2008
                              • 13900
                              #8
                              hook to the top

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