Indoor Putting Green Installation in Dallas-Fort Worth
An Indoor Green for Practice in Any Weather
An indoor putting green is a slit film putting surface installed over a prepared floor in a game room, basement, office or showroom, with contours, cups and a fringe, built across Dallas-Fort Worth by North Texas Luxury Lawns & Greens.
A functional green fits in a room as small as 10 by 10 feet.
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Which Rooms Work for an Indoor Putting Green?
Most indoor greens go into conditioned rooms with a level floor and enough ceiling height for a full putting stroke.
Game and Media Rooms
Dedicated game rooms, with 12 by 12 feet as the recommended minimum for a green with real variety.
Basements
Basement spaces with at least 7 feet of ceiling clearance.
Home Offices
A practice green beside the desk in a home office or executive suite.
Garage Conversions
Heated and cooled garage conversions, where the green can share the room with a gym or a bar.
Lobbies and Showrooms
Commercial lobbies, showrooms and hospitality venues, where the green doubles as a feature.
See Commercial TurfBackyard Greens
The same putting surface, built outdoors with contours, cups and a fringe collar.
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How We Install an Indoor Putting Green in Five Steps
Measure the Room
We measure the room, check the floor and ceiling height, and agree on the outline, cup positions and breaks.
Prepare the Floor
We level the substrate and build up any contours, using a permanent or removable method that suits your flooring.
Lay the Putting Surface
We cut the slit film putting turf to the room and seam it to any fringe turf so every join sits flat.
Set the Cups
We set each cup at its marked position, flush with the putting surface.
Roll Test the Green
We roll balls to every cup to check speed and break, then clean up the room.
How Much Does an Indoor Putting Green Cost?
An indoor putting green is priced by its size and its build, and five things set the total: the square footage, the floor underneath, the contours, the number of cups, and whether the green is permanent or removable.
Every quote follows a free consultation in the room itself, and financing is available.
See Payment Options- Size of the Green
- A 10 by 10 foot green and a 15 by 20 foot multi-hole layout need very different quantities of turf and labor.
- Floor Type
- Concrete, wood and existing carpet each take a different preparation and attachment method.
- Contours
- Built-up breaks and elevation changes add material and shaping time.
- Number of Cups
- Every cup adds a setting and a finished edge on the putting surface.
- Permanent or Removable
- A removable green uses a different base and edge detail than one fixed to the floor.
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Our Own Crew Installs Every Indoor Green
- 2001 Bo starts in landscaping across Dallas-Fort Worth.
- 2015 He founds North Texas Luxury Lawns & Greens to focus on artificial turf and putting greens.
- Today A trained in-house crew installs every project, with Bo overseeing the craftsmanship.
An indoor green gets the same planning as a backyard green: the outline, the breaks and the cup positions are set before any turf is cut. Our own trained crew does every install.
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How Much Space Do I Need for an Indoor Putting Green?
A functional indoor putting green fits in a space as small as 10 by 10 feet. For a multi-hole green with elevation changes, 15 by 20 feet or more plays better, and we design custom shapes to fit any room.
What Ceiling Height Does an Indoor Putting Green Need?
Basements and other rooms need at least 7 feet of ceiling clearance for a comfortable putting stroke.
What Turf Do You Use for Indoor Greens?
Indoor greens use slit film putting turf with a thin pile of 3/16 to 5/16 inch for accurate ball response. The surface has a low sheen that cuts glare under indoor lights, and it stands up to golf shoes.
Can an Indoor Putting Green Be Removed or Moved?
Yes. Indoor greens can be built as semi-permanent or removable, depending on the floor underneath. At the consultation we recommend the right method for your flooring and for whether you may want to move the green later.
Can an Indoor Putting Green Have Breaks?
Yes. We build slopes and breaks into the base under the turf, so an indoor green plays putts from different angles and distances like an outdoor one.
Do You Build Indoor Greens for Businesses?
Yes. We install indoor greens in commercial lobbies, showrooms, offices and hospitality venues as well as homes.
See Commercial TurfCan I Pay for an Indoor Putting Green Over Time?
Yes. Financing is available, and the payment options and terms are on our financing page.
See Payment OptionsOften Built Alongside an Indoor Green
- Putting Greens Backyard greens shaped with real contours, a fringe collar and as many cups as the space allows.
- Driving Range Turf Tee lines and range turf for golf facilities, clubs and serious backyard practice.
- Artificial Grass Front and back lawns that stay green through a Texas August, with no mowing, watering or reseeding.
- Commercial Turf Multifamily, hotels, schools, senior living and event venues, planned around foot traffic and upkeep.
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