Artificial grass has plenty of benefits. It’s perfect for your garden parties. It transforms your yard into a wonderland for your pets. And it helps reduce the work that goes into your property’s maintenance and upkeep. If you love golf and want to practice your swings while at home, you can consider installing a putting green on your lawn. If you’re checking out artificial grass and wondering which option is right for you, here are considerations to keep in mind. 

What is the Size of Your Lawn?

Before you install any putting green, think about the size of your yard. Will you be practicing different putts? That means you’ll need to have enough green to cover the area. Knowing the size of the lawn will help you determine how much artificial grass you’ll need. 

Can Grass Grow in Your Yard? 

If your yard doesn’t receive sufficient sunlight, it’s better to go with synthetic grass. Plus, if you had real grass, you’ll need to worry about how to irrigate the green. There’s also the drainage issue. 

Why Choose Synthetic Grass? 

It requires less upkeep and maintenance. You don’t need to spend a lot of time taking care of the synthetic grass, which frees up a lot of your spare time. You can spend that time playing golf in your yard, working hard to improve your swing. 

Do You Want to Do This Indoors? 

The good thing about artificial green is its flexibility. You won’t have to limit yourself to using your yard for golf practice. Designate a room in your home and turn that into a golf firing range. It’s easy enough to install fake grass inside. 

Which Company Do You Hire? 

Look for a trustworthy service provider for artificial grass. Consider the types of grass they offer. Do they provide grass for playgrounds? What about grass for dogs? What about grass for your front yard? Does the crew have any experience in handling those installation jobs? 

Is There a Chipping Green? 

Aside from installing putting green, find out if the crew can also install a chipping green. When players refine their chipping technique, it often causes damage to natural grass. You’ll want to ask the crew if they can add chipping grass to make sure you can refine your technique without any worries. 

How Much Will It Cost? 

Ask about the installation cost of the project. A reputable company is transparent with the costs. Also, when you request for a quote, ask them to be specific about the services that the quote covers. That way, you know exactly what you are paying for. If there are any additions to your total bill, it’s easy enough to determine those costs. Are they additional charges? Talk to the service provider and ask what services can result in extra fees. 

When is the Finished Date? 

Ask for an estimate on how long the work will take. That way, you can tell if the project is on track, or if there are delays that need to be addressed.