Turf Manufacturer Develops Innovative Putting Green Material Polypropylene-Polyethylene Hybrid Offers Improved Durability and Performance

Turf manufacturer developed innovative golf putting green turf for affordable and professional backyard putting greens that simulate real grass greens but without the maintenance.

RINGGOLD, Ga. -- All Pro Putting Greens now offers a polypropylene and polyethylene hybrid material for its synthetic turf putting greens.

The improved durability of this hybrid is further enhanced with a UV-protective coating, which offers years of long-lasting, weather-resistant toughness. Despite this toughness, the softness of this innovative hybrid promises a realistic surface that provides true ball roll and holding characteristics of real grass green, all without the maintenance that real grass requires.

Once installed, artificial putting greens need no watering, mowing, or fertilizing. Additionally, the fiber density of All Pros new polypropylene and polyethylene blend hold infill material securely in place, which means that reapplications of infill are rarely, if ever, needed.

Synthetic putting greens are a great alternative to thirsty grass or landscaping in area that suffer from drought conditions," said Chris Heptinstall, President of All Pro Putting Greens. Artificial putting greens are virtually maintenance free, add to a homes value, and offer golfers unrivaled convenience."

The association has seen an increased demand for landscaping by new-home builders," said Gopal Ahluwali, Vice President of Research for the National Association of Home Builders. We expect to see more putting greens emerge behind homes simply because homeowners are doing so many more things in their yards than ever before."

All Pro putting greens can be installed by distributors or professional landscape contractors, or can be purchased as a self-installation kit. All Pros turf comes manufacturer-direct, making it the most affordable on the market. For more information call or click: 800-334-9005 or www.allprogreens.com.

The company was established seven years ago in Georgia by a golfing buff who teamed up with a carpet manufacturer to create a surface that would perform better, and be more affordable, than the artificial turf that was then available on the market.
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