Basement Putting Green

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Basement putting green.

I selected the area where i wanted my putting green. Lightly moisten the rocks with a garden hose and run a plate compacter lawn roller or gas powered roller over them to make a smooth flat base. My first step was to measure my basement. The finished size for my putting green is approximately 6 feet by 16 feet and it.

I used the 2 x 6 s to first. Spread the crushed rocks out evenly with a rake or shovel. The flags install from the top and are simply placed into the cup. Putting green mats come in a range of sizes to fit whatever space you re using.

In this video my dad and i make an awesome 12x20 putting green in our basement with slopes of a normal green. To make the base for the putting green put crushed stone such as 1 4 inch to 3 8 inch unwashed crushed limestone into the excavated area. Included in the kit is a stroke groover block which aims to help you measure your stroke for consistency. Gather tools and buy materials.

The sand trap s detailed summary will have you putting in your basement like a pro in no time at all. A basement putting green is a great way to practice your putting through the cold winter months. Given the solid base you can set this green up on most any surface just add some shims for leveling. One of the most popular putting green rolls is now available in pre cut mats for easier installation.

The cups are installed from the bottom of the putting green. Perfect for residential or commercial applications these turf mats look feel and perform just like real bentgrass. We all know that you drive for show and putt for dough so keeping your stroke in check with one of our nicklaus indoor putting greens is a must. There are multiple options when choosing how you want us to package your indoor putting green including.

The cups have a flange on the bottom to secure them in place.