Tour Greens

Tour Greens is based in Dalton, United States, and offers synthetic practice putting greens, short game greens and driving range tee lines. Areas served: United States, through a nationwide dealer network.

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Founded

1996

Based in

Dalton

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Tour Greens builds synthetic putting greens, short game greens, tee lines and hitting mats for golf courses, driving ranges, practice facilities, resorts and residential communities, so you can offer a putting and practice surface that plays like bent grass without the water, mowing, fertilizer and seeding a natural green needs. The company is based in Dalton, Georgia, is part of the family-owned Recreational Group, and sells and installs through a nationwide network of certified dealers across the US.

What Tour Greens builds for courses and ranges

For golf courses, Tour Greens offers synthetic practice greens, short game greens that hold well-struck pitch shots, and tee lines and hitting mats that can stand in as temporary hitting areas while range turf recovers or work as a permanent everyday surface. The company points courses facing water restrictions, noise rules or year-round demand toward these as lower-maintenance alternatives. For driving ranges, it supplies tee lines built for high traffic and range mats in two turf materials designed to feel like a natural tee box, plus practice greens that remove the cost of keeping a bent grass green alive. Its commercial range also covers putting courses for resorts and communities, indoor putting greens, replica and novelty greens, modular putting green kits sold through XGrass, and a full set of green accessories such as cups and flags.

A proven indoor build at PGA of America

Tour Greens and its sister companies XGrass and Synthetic Grass Pros outfitted the indoor education center at the PGA of America headquarters in Frisco, Texas. The work included a 3,000 square foot indoor short game green, shaped from foam panels and approved contour by contour by PGA professionals, built with XGrass Short Game Elite turf over a 5mm SofStep pad with nylon infill, plus a putting lab and XGrass tee line turf for the simulator room and hitting locations. If you are planning an indoor practice area or a teaching facility, this case study shows the level of contouring the company can deliver.

Who it suits

Tour Greens fits courses, ranges, golf schools, hotels and residential developers in the US that want a maintenance-free green or a durable hitting surface designed and installed by a local dealer. The company says tour professionals have practiced on its greens since 1996, and its founding story traces back to Steve White, a former Clemson golfer, combining his putting green business with the original Tour Greens started by PGA Tour winner Kenny Knox. You can compare other synthetic putting green builders such as Southwest Greens and Huxley Golf, browse range mat and tee line suppliers, see practice facility builders, or read our driving range equipment checklist.

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