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We can install artificial surface tee strips, tee boxes and also supply mats. Tee Boxes - a dense pile synthetic surface can allow a tee peg to remain upright, when inserted without the need for sand infill within the pile - We do however always recommend some sand within the surface so as to improve stability and act as an aid to filtering soil particles that work their way into the pile. We can also supply a budget rubber infill tee surface that works great Tee Strips - Great for driving ranges these 4m wide strips, up to any length allow mats to be placed in the same location, without the need to constantly move to prevent wear of the natural surface - this helps prevent mudding up and killing the underlying grass whilst also giving the mats a longer life therefore saving you money in the long run! Chipping Zones - stop excess wear and tear around your practice area.

Super tee turf

Details: This a 40mm pile height surface with a high stitch rate and density. The upright fibres are held into place by a mass twisted fibres throughout. This thick matt enables a golf tee to be held in position like on a regular natural grass tee. The surface does not require infill though we would recommend at least 8 kg per m2 to aid stability and as an aid to initial drainage. The amount of dirt trafficked onto an artificial grass tee is high so the more sand the better. If the sand is filled to within 10 mm of the top , then the surface will hold the tee (including long tees) better, will be easier to keep clean and enable spiked tee markers to be secured solidly into place.

Replacement Matt, Tee Strip -

(Strip tees not striptease!)Tee strips are great for driving ranges as the wear and tear is isolated to the tee mats. An artificial grass pad is cost effective and blends in well, when laid in place of natural grass tee areas. The surface is a 15 - 20 mm pile height and is in filled with sand at 8 kg per m2. The strip shown right was installed at brocket hall golf club in 2003 and to my knowledge is still going strong

Winter Tee Box -

The tee box can be dropped into a raised tee area. Soil is removed and a A border of fake wood, ‘plastic’ edging is then installed to the desired shape. Membrane is laid and a stone base created.The area is then levelled with fine material and finally compacted. The surface is then dropped into the prepared box and cut in if required. The shape of the box is normally square or rectangular but can be any shape that you desire. Recent trends have seen tees that are more organic in shape. The tee box can be surrounded by natural grass or even a longer synthetic grass surface. The super tee surface can be used as can a regular long pile infill surface

Artificial Golf Tees UK

“I remember putting in the tee strip at brocket hall around twenty years ago. I think that was the last time I worked on a golf course!”