Driving range with coloured artificial turf target greens

Golf construction in artificial grass

Precision turf for superior performance

Supplier and builder of artificial grass systems for golf: putting greens, tee lines and driving ranges. 20+ years of projects in seven countries.

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Full specifications, no guesswork

Pile height, gauge, weight and infill for every reference.

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Artificial turf tee box with tee markers

News

At the GolferIS 2026 Conference, 14 – 15 October, Golf Resort Telč — test one of our driving range mats on the range.

What we build

From a single putting green to a complete practice facility. We supply the turf system and, where you want it, build it in place.

Turf systems supply

Fifteen references for ranges, tees and greens, each with a full specification.

Turnkey construction

From first advice and design to delivery, installation and service.

Architect collaboration

Built with golf architects such as Michel Niedbala, Jean Pascal Foures and Jean Claude Cornillot.

European delivery

Clubs, academies and practice facilities in seven countries.

Why artificial turf

Practice areas that stay open all year

Better practice facilities keep members, academies and professionals at the club all year round, even when the course itself does not allow it. That is where artificial turf earns its place.

Playable in every season

Drainage holes and water-repellent fibres keep the surface in play after heavy rain and through winter, when natural tees and greens close or move to winter tees.

Little maintenance

No mowing, watering, fertilising or reseeding. Built without infill, so there is no sand to top up or brush back in. Keeping the surface clean is most of the work.

Built for heavy use

A range bay or tee line takes shot after shot in the same spot, every day. Natural grass needs time to recover. Our tee and range surfaces carry warranties of up to 10 years.

Alongside natural grass

On the course itself, natural grass remains the standard. Artificial turf takes over where grass wears out fastest: range bays, tee lines, short-game areas and practice greens.

Built for the shot it has to hold

Ball roll, firmness and drainage are set by the system rather than by the season. That is what keeps a green playable in February.

Artificial turf putting green in a wooded setting

Consistent roll

Set by the system, not by the season.

Golfer driving off an artificial turf tee box

Every reference in the range is documented: pile height, gauge, weight per square metre and the infill it is built for. You choose the surface behaviour first and the material second.

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