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Golf putting green Grass GF01 Grey
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Item Type: Golf putting green Grass
Item NO.: Golf Artificial Turf Grass GF01 Grey
Brand: Leen Turf
Application: Golf/Basketball
Service: OEM,ODM or Customized
Color: Grey
Material: PP
Dtex : 5000
Weight/SQM: 3/kg
Gauge: 3/16”
Stitch : 300stitches/10cm (20-30stitches/10cm available)
Density: 69000tufts/square meter
Pile Height: 15mm( 10-20mm available)
Material : PP cloth+ non-woven
Glue use: SBR-latex
Life Cycle: 5-8 years
Packing: PP bag
Certificate: CE, ISO9001,SGS,BV,ITS
Specifications
Golf putting green grass refers to the type of grass used on the putting green of a golf course. The putting green is a small, flat area on the course where golfers aim to hit the ball into the hole using their putter. The grass on the putting green is typically very short and closely mown to provide a smooth, level surface for putting.
There are several types of grass that can be used on a golf putting green, depending on the climate and soil conditions of the area. Some common types of putting green grass include bentgrass, bermudagrass, and poagrass. These grasses are chosen for their ability to withstand heavy traffic, recover quickly from damage, and provide a consistent playing surface.
To maintain a healthy putting green, golf course superintendents will regularly mow, water, fertilize, and aerate the grass. They may also apply pesticides and herbicides to control weeds and insects. Proper maintenance is crucial to ensuring that the putting green remains smooth, level, and free of divots and other damage that can affect the roll of the ball.
In addition to the type of grass used, the design and construction of the putting green are also important factors in providing a high-quality playing surface. The green should be built on a stable base with good drainage to prevent waterlogging and other problems. The contours and slopes of the green should also be carefully designed to challenge golfers' putting skills while remaining fair and playable.
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