Indoor Putting Greens — Canada
The one category that fits everywhere. A putting green needs floor and nothing else — no ceiling, no setback, no negotiation with the furnace room. We look for a true, repeatable roll and a mat that lies flat straight out of the box instead of fighting its own memory for a week.
Buying Guidance
Choosing putting greens
Putting is where most strokes are lost and where the smallest space pays off. A quality indoor green is judged on roll speed and flatness: the surface should return a consistent pace so a putt struck the same way behaves the same way every time, and it should lie flat from the moment you unroll it rather than curling at the edges. Alignment guides help you groove a square face and a straight start line, which is where amateur putting usually breaks down. Length matters more than width — even a few extra feet lets you practise the lag putts that actually cost you. Because a green needs no ceiling and no setback, it fits a hallway, a spare room, or the strip of floor beside your net, making it the easiest at-home upgrade for a lower score.
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