What is a putting green?

The putting green is a term in golf. It refers to the lawn where the hole is located. The grass on the putting green is short and smooth, which is helpful for putting. The word "putting green" is a transliteration of the English word "green".

When playing golf, the first goal of the players is to hit the ball on the green, and then further putt the ball into the goal. The grass on the putting green is more delicate and tender than the grass in other areas of the golf course. And ladies are absolutely not allowed to enter the putting green in high heels, because they will damage the lawn. There is no fixed size and shape for the putting green. It can be said that there are no two identical putting greens in the world. The area of ​​each putting green on a standard golf course is generally more than 600 square meters. The grass on the putting green is more delicate and slender than the grass in other areas of the golf course, and it is more prone to disease, so it needs more careful maintenance.

The shapes of the putting green vary. It is related to the distance of the second shot and largely determines the difficulty of the fairway. Greens can generally be divided into the following types:
a. Island greens: The greens are surrounded by water or sand traps, making the greens look like an island;
b. Fort greens: The greens are higher than the surrounding ground and are located on a high platform;
c. Terraced greens: The surface of the greens is clearly divided into two layers, shaped like terraces;
d. Chair greens: The greens are surrounded by mounds or mountains on three sides, making the greens look like a chair;
e. Stamp greens: The greens are very small and flat, with a large number of sand traps around them.

It is difficult to ensure that the green lawns in general areas maintain excellent quality throughout the year to adapt to the frequent trampling in golf.

Artificial greens are small facilities that can be used anytime, anywhere without being affected by weather and climate, without having to go out, and without having to sacrifice time with family members to enjoy the fun of putting. Rapidly improve your golf skills under the principle of convenience and safety. Whether indoors or outdoors, space can be used to set up in any environment. More than half of the world's golf stars will set up artificial greens at home, because this is the key to their golf skills and winning.

Artificial greens are produced entirely in accordance with the principles of bionics, making them comparable to natural greens in terms of ball speed, playing feel, and foot feel, allowing people to dare to abandon natural greens and replace them.