Thanks 👍

Glad you enjoyed it

Hey Craig! Yes the team I hired were awesome, they did an amazing job

Thank you! Cheers!

Awesome! You will enjoy it so much

Awesome! Ask for Brad and tell him you saw the KZfaq video, they did an amazing job

I think ppl, like me, expected a grass putting green. It should have said, getting an artificial putting green installed at home in 2 days... I live in Oz and artifical grass can get too hot to walk on bare foot.

Awesome! Whatever works, just keep that short game sharp 👍

Now that's the comment I want to hear! haha that would be my dream job!

I said the exact same thing in the opening! Wow he was better than the ones on tv sounded familiar almost.

Maintenance is fantastic! I made another video discussing everything: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j86ohauYuZq3nWg.html

Luckily I haven't had any problems with that yet, however you do need to get a large roller and roll the green out every so often...I would call the company you had install it to see if they can swing by and roll it out, this would be solution I think

They didn’t add enough infill!

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Thanks John!

Hey Will, it really does roll like a real green, you can control the speed by adding more sand and compacting it, so you can honestly set the green speed to however fast you want it, of course you can't take out sand, so want to increase slightly. I've been able to take the feel from this green and bring it directly to the course with great results 😀

@@CyrusJanssen Cool! I might look into doing this instead of waiting for couch to grow then trying to mow it down.

@@willhull7842 You won't regret the purchase!

Will, I have an actual bentgrass green at my house. I have 2 acres so I can hit into it from about 80 yards. It is way more work than you can imagine! It’s also constant expense. I will add also that it is still not as good as the one at my golf course because I just don’t have the time needed to properly maintain it. I would go artificial for sure!

Awesome! You will love it, the actual green itself is about 10'x20' I would guestimate

Thank you brother! I appreciate you taking the time to respond. I am greatly looking forward to it, plus my two sons can grow up learning to play in their backyard! We are very blessed to have this opportunity. Thanks again! Take care!

@@jimcole299 that's awesome Jim! You guys will love it, I have 3 children myself and the kids enjoy the green so much

Sweet! Thanks again Cyrus! Can’t wait!

Base is about 6 inches deep and needs to be compacted with a heavy duty compactor 👍

Yes add sand

Yes the can certainly do smaller and work with different type of budgets

About $8k

Hey Greg, sorry for the late reply, I would say ballpark around $10k for a professional install like this one

@@CyrusJanssen I read 10k right? Right?

@@ludwig0365 yes check pinned comment for more info

You can see in the video when I pull up the grass and show what's underneath, it is actually very thin....I would say just 1/4" in length on the green....the rough is about 1.5" in length 😀

Cyrus Janssen actually probably 1/8 or if you want fast like masters greens 1/16 or if you want country club kind of greens, probably 3/16

haha got a little excited...good call though, next time will be better 😉

We are going to turn this into a drinking game 😂 everytime he says it were taking a shot 🍷

@@DanMarinodolphins haha I'm in....and love the username, been a Dolphin fan my whole life :)

Sorry what does "fall" mean?

Nice! What a good offer from the government!

haha I wish it was that easy! taking care of a real golf green requires a huge skill set, time, and money....plus complete different type of grass, this was definitely the cheaper and easier solution 😄

@@CyrusJanssen it's easy and cheap just water the grass every now and again

It's about 10ft x 30ft I would say....perfect enough for a some mid range putts, but more important have enough hole locations for uphill, downhill, left to right, and right to left :)

Cyrus, are you saying that this cost you about $3000 ( in other post you stated that 1000 sq ft. will cost about $10,000 or about $10 sq ft so 10 x 30 = 300 sq ft at $10 per sq ft = $3,000)? And is that in U.S. or Canada money? ( $10,000 in US is right at 14,000 in Canada and 10,000 is $7,150 in U.S.) Just So you know, I have wanted to put in a putting green since I had back surgery more than 15 years ago. Played my whole life until I hurt my back The day after my best round ever. The two reasons I have not are "real golf green feel" was lacking and cost. If the cost is about $10 a sq ft U.S., that no longer is a problem...but when you play your home course, does your practice on the artificial green help you, that is, does the feel of your home green have the same feel as the greens of your local club course? And if it does not (i.e. in the past the artificial grass was too slow) can you add sand and pack it and change the feel and speed of the artificial to match the "real"? thank you for posting your build. I believe that it is not an exaggeration to say this could change my life.

@@dalewier9735 Hey Dale! Thanks for the comment...sorry for any confusion on the pricing/size of the green. The 10'x30' is just the size of the green, not including the rough area and two chippings bays (2 small round circles to hit chips from)...all in this was around $13,500 CAD. That's why I mentioned the 10k figure before. I'm sorry to hear about your back injury, but the day after your best round? wow, at least you have that great score to remember. To be honest the putting green has translated to great results on the real golf course as well. I mainly use it to practice putts within 10ft of the hole, so it really increased my make % from this distance, which of course leads to lower scores. Yes, you can add sand, compact it, and increase speed to make it faster. I would say it's one of the best investments we've made. Our kids love to run around on it. Our backyard looks amazing every day and saves me maintenance time, and it will last for 15 years. I have no regrets on this purchase!

Cyrus, immediately after watching your video yesterday, I went to the back yard with a purpose other than to mow it! If I "draft" the men in the church to help maybe I can have myself a putting green. Cy, I first played in 1968 at 7 years old and have played until the surgery. My wife told me the surgery was about 9 years ago not 15. But truley, the day before Thanksgiving 2011, I shot 71 on a local course (Crown Colony Lufkin, Texas- from the black tees. Course was rated top 10 best courses in Texas then.) THE NEXT DAY, I was helping a church member move and I blew disks out (L-5,L-6,) can't follow thru like I could. I had been practicing 40 to 75 yard wedges, 1000 to 1200 a week in my front yard and it had really helped. I must again play golf somehow, even if it is just putting and chipping. This home green setup is the very thing that will get me back in the game. Even my wife is for it because it will keep me from building and flying experimental aircraft! ( I am sure anything is preferable to her). I will make a point to send you pictures when I start this project. Thanks again and God bless

@@dalewier9735 What a story! God bless you too Dale, please do send me some pictures and I look forward to seeing your putting green, I know it will bring a tremendous amount of joy in your life! Stay safe for the meantime with your family as God leads us through these crazy times! Blessings!

Wow 9 Hole private course? that's amazing! I agree....golf is definitely best enjoyed when playing new courses, I don't think I would ever want my own private course....I'd rather join a nice private club and let them worry about maintenance and upkeep....backyard putting green has been fun though, less time on maintenance, looks good 365 days a year, and also a good spot for our kids to play around, thanks for the comment and watching the video!

You gonna play a new course every day? Lol. You're going to run out of options pretty quick.

3k?? Lol 😂 come to my backyard and do one for $3k you are hired !!!!

I've always found in life you get what you pay for...happy to pay up for quality product

Grass is way toooo difficult to upkeep, would require a tremendous amount of time and money....turfgrass the way to go

@@CyrusJanssen The kicker for me is the lawn mower. I think they're like $2-3k. The maintenance would be pretty nutty too.

I'm based in Vancouver now...however still do work in China and travel back for business (except this year of course!)

For sure....there are a lot of steps...the gravel was simply bought from a store...so you don't need to crush it yourself and you need a compactor to compact it tightly into the ground...I have some other turfgrass videos on my separate golf channel, check it out here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nrBdmbqX0suvm2Q.html

Retail price for this would be around $10,000 USD for everything! 9 months later...and I can honestly say it's worth every penny, saved me tremendous time taking care of the backyard, and also so enjoyable for the entire family....plus my putting is better than it's ever been before! Win-win-win situation 😀

@@CyrusJanssen Is it need to routine maintenance? For example, every 3 days, every week and so on. Thanks.

@@leesimon85 no need for maintenance...they only thing I do is blow leaves off in the fall season....when it rains, water just goes through, never any puddles.....in a couple seasons I can probably add some sand on top and roll the green to compact it, but it's been 10 months now since the install, looks and feels just like the day we had it installed....that's one of the best things about this green, has completely eliminated my need to take care of backyard 👍

@@CyrusJanssen Thanks your reply. Unfortunately, I am in Taiwan, the cost will be very high. Be safely, during COVID-19 crisis.

@@leesimon85 one of my fav places! Stay safe as well, Taiwan has done a great job keeping everyone safe!

haha it's pretty lush! best investment we ever made

wow you are so cool

@@xYoungDeezYx i took boomers in the comment section 101 and I’m just trying it out

You should have made a YT vid...

haha trust me the natural way is incredibly more expensive and much more time consuming....also my backyard is in shade 75% of the day which makes growing grass very very difficult....this is by far the most cost effective and efficient method for a putting green