Tour Links 14′ x 14′ Professional Series Indoor Putting Green

Putting green is an area covered with shot and smooth grass surrounding a hole where you putt the golf ball to finish the game. However, we cannot bring real grass inside the house, that’s why we should choose artificial putting greens or synthetic putting green.

Synthetic putting greens are made of nylon, polyethylene, or polypropylene fibers to resemble the softness and smoothness of natural grass. Those fibers are densely implanted on a rubber base or a foam base to create various sized grass carpets, which we call putting greens.

Tour Links putting greens are obliged to offer a professional look to all its putting green. For that, they use a patented interlocking system/module that looks like puzzle pieces. Though the interlocking system requires a little more time to be installed at home, it doesn’t require any tools and an installer to be hired for big money.

Artificial Putting Greens are great in means of affordability and portability. They help you train your short games from your home. There are various types of putting greens in the market in various sizes and shapes.

Natural greens on golf courses are real grass and the ball rolls true. On the other hand, artificial putting green grasses are made of Nylon or Polypropylene fibers. The true roll capacity on the artificial greens depends on the density and softness of the artificial fibers.

Tour Links Putting Greens are used by many PGA professionals, Trainers, famous clubs, and even in USS Alabama, because of Tour Links’ realism. The surface green of Tour Links Putting green rolls the ball like real bentgrass.

The turfs of Tour Links are made of Polypropylene and resemble real grass turf. The stimp speed of Tour Links is 11.5-12 in most cases. However, speed can also be increased using infills.

Contours bring the fun and the challenge simultaneously to the game. While many artificial putting greens lack this contouring facility, Tour Links offers a solution for that. With every model of Tour Links putting greens there come two or three break pad packs. The break pads are also known as break snakes are rigid foam chunks or sheets that can be laid under the putting surface to create contours or different shapes and sizes.

Tour Links Putting Greens uses a solid foundation unlike the foam-based foundations of other brands. To feel solid when standing on Tour Links’ foundation, it is built with strong Polypropylene material, which can hold a 6000 lbs truck on it.

Yes, absolutely. The material that is used to make Tour Links’ turf and foundation are rugged and cannot be easily damaged or torn.

If the context is not about “politics”, but of “hands”, then the answer is “Yes”, the Tour Link Putting Greens will accommodate both left-hand players and right-hand players.

Yes! It is able to roll up nicely to store.

Is your question regarding laying it over carpet to use it? If so, it works great! My 88 year old dad has it permanently “parked” in the carpeted hall of his home to practice his putting.

I use mine indoors so no issues with smell.

No,, it does not come with plugs.