I've had the 9x15 for about four and a half years now. This thing is bullet proof. It sits in my basement. The kids play on it, my Vizslas play-fight on it, and I actually hit irons off of it into an impact screen as if it was a driving range hitting mat. It is literally as good as the day it was delivered. Not one flaw in the surface, which is ridiculous given how it's been used. The only thing I've broken (multiple times) are the plastic flag poles from the star ball cups, but if you pull out the broken piece you can just insert the remainder of the pole back into the cup. One thing I don't see mentioned here is that the greens will accept chips or flops and will actually check similar to a real green. Since I've had it I've probably used mine more for chip and flop practice than putting. This feature needs to be advertised more. Ridiculously good quality for the money. Don't think it's like the putting greens you see installed in the putting sections of golfing stores... the quality and the depth of the pile is way better than those. I don't use all of the holes. I knew I'd only use it in one direction, so I only have two of the holes popped out. The others (which are 75% pre-cut) are completely unnoticeable.

I want the 15 by 28😍

Long story short, I need him to be my putter in my 4 man scramble

great presentation, price point alone - these do look and sound like the best. Thanks for being clear about each sizes cost , I shop with my heart but the wallet is mightiest. How much for just a section of border for chipping practice? A section at the end of the long runner would be awesome .

How long does processing and delivery typically take

I have 1 inch foam tiles down for golf simulator. These tiles have little dimples. Will the pro am mats roll true on these tiles?

What is the stimpmeter (speed-looking for about a 12) speed on your 15 x 28 footerWho installs it properly out doors-do I do it or contract someoneGary PGA Golf pro-building home

I see no 6x12 on the website made from the Pro greens

Would be great to do an install video for outdoor with dug in cups, and maybe show some examples of greens installed outdoors with cups. It seems that install is much less complicated and involved than other outdoor greens, like Bella, that require ground to be dug out, several base layers including drainage gravel, road base and then crush. As I understand, the Starpro greens are not supposed to be dug out and no drainage gravel is put in, only 2" of crush base over level ground, a bit domed in the center. I don't understand how you get back to zero at the edges (so that the green isn't sitting up above the ground) unless there is no crush base by the time you get to the perimeter. I am very curious to see how that installs. I will just be playing it by ear and hoping for the best. It would be great to see an example first!!! And can/should they be sanded??? Would love to see that done also. Will probably be too late for me, as my 9 x 15 green is already out in back waiting to be installed :-) But for the next golfer! THX !!

Buyer beware. My 15x28 green never "relaxed". Bumps over the majority of the surface which influences ball roll. I've tried everything suggested to fix the problem but after months its obvious that there is a defect in the product I received. Company is very difficult to deal with when you have an issue. They, meaning Dan, like to point the finger at the customer for why the product is defective. Very disappointed, I had high hopes for this product and was very excited at the beginning.

A client of mine just purchased a green from them. You need to get some installation videos dude This sucks

Go with Big Moss greens.