Indoor Putting Green Turf for Golf Simulators

An indoor putting green gives you a dedicated space to sharpen your short game without leaving your golf simulator room, basement, garage, or home practice setup. At One Stop Sim Shop, we carry premium Grass-Tex putting green turf designed for realistic ball roll, consistent performance, and indoor golf applications.

Our collection includes options such as Money Putt, Money Putt Black, True Turf, One Putt, Bermuda Turf Black, and Club Champion, giving golfers different styles and performance characteristics to choose from. Whether you’re building an indoor putting green for home practice or adding a putting surface to a complete simulator, choosing the right turf can make your setup feel significantly more realistic.

Browse our indoor putting green options below, or contact One Stop Sim Shop for help determining the right turf and sizing for your space.

Indoor Putting Green Turf for Golf Simulators

How to Choose the Right Indoor Putting Greens Turf

The right indoor putting green turf depends on how you plan to practice, how your simulator room is built, and the type of ball roll you prefer. One of the most important factors is stimp speed, which indicates how quickly a golf ball rolls across the surface.

You should also consider pile construction, backing, room dimensions, and whether your putting turf will be installed directly over the floor or paired with an underlayment system. For a permanent simulator room, adding underlayment panels can help create a more complete finished surface while providing opportunities to incorporate contours and elevation changes.

The Grass-Tex lineup at One Stop Sim Shop includes several options for different putting environments. Money Putt is a popular choice for home golf setups, while True Turf is designed for golfers looking for a premium, realistic putting experience. One Putt is another option for players who prefer faster putting conditions.

Stimp Speed and Turf Performance

Stimp speed measures how far a golf ball rolls on a putting surface and is one of the best ways to compare the performance of different putting turf options.

As a general reference, a slower putting surface may measure around 6–8 on the Stimpmeter, medium-speed greens often fall around 8–10, and fast greens can reach approximately 10–12 or higher. Faster does not automatically mean better. The right speed depends on the conditions you want to replicate and the type of practice you plan to do.

For many home golfers, a moderate speed provides a versatile surface for practicing distance control and consistency. Golfers accustomed to faster course conditions may prefer turf designed to create a quicker roll.

When comparing Money Putt, True Turf, One Putt, and other Grass-Tex options, review each product’s listed specifications to choose the performance that best matches your practice goals.

Putting Greens Turf for Golf Simulator Rooms

A golf simulator putting green can turn a simulator room into a more complete indoor practice environment. Instead of using the space exclusively for full swings, you can create a surface for putting practice between simulator sessions.

Putting turf can be incorporated alongside hitting strips, launch monitors, and simulator flooring systems. Underlayment can also help create a more finished installation and may be used to build subtle contours into the putting surface.

For a complete golf simulator with putting green, pair your turf with underlayment panels, quality golf impact screens, and screen frame protection. Together, these components can help create a simulator room that supports everything from driver practice to short-game work.

Accessories such as shallow putting cups can also be incorporated into the surface for a more realistic practice experience.

Indoor Putting Greens Buying Guide by Product

Choosing an indoor golf putting green becomes easier when you start with the type of putting experience you want to create. One Stop Sim Shop carries several Grass-Tex options designed for indoor golf and simulator environments.

Money Putt: A popular option for indoor golf setups and golfers looking for a dependable practice surface. It is a strong starting point for home simulator rooms and dedicated putting spaces.

Money Putt Black: Offers an alternative aesthetic for golfers who want putting performance with a distinctive darker look that can complement modern simulator rooms.

True Turf: A premium option for golfers prioritizing a realistic putting feel and a high-quality finished simulator environment.

One Putt: Designed for golfers who prefer quicker putting conditions and want to practice on a faster-rolling surface.

Bermuda Turf Black: Provides another distinctive turf option for custom indoor golf spaces, particularly setups where the overall appearance of the simulator room matters alongside performance.

Club Champion: Another Grass-Tex option available for golfers building a dedicated indoor practice or simulator space.

Compare the specifications and current pricing listed for each product in the collection to determine which golf putting green indoor setup best matches your preferred speed, room design, and budget.

Browse our indoor putting green options below, or contact One Stop Sim Shop for help determining the right turf and sizing for your space.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best turf for an indoor putting green?

The best indoor putting green turf depends primarily on the ball speed and feel you want to practice on. Money Putt is a popular option for home golf setups, while True Turf is suited to golfers looking for a premium, realistic feel. One Putt is worth considering when faster putting conditions are a priority. Compare the listed stimp and construction specifications before choosing.

Do I need underlayment panels for indoor putting greens turf?

Underlayment is not always required, but it can improve an indoor putting green for home or simulator use by creating a more complete foundation beneath the turf. It can also help when building contours or protecting the underlying floor. One Stop Sim Shop offers underlayment panels that can be incorporated into custom putting and simulator flooring systems.

Can you use putting green turf with a golf simulator?

Yes. A golf simulator putting green can be incorporated into a full simulator room so the same space supports both full-swing and putting practice. Putting turf can work alongside hitting strips, launch monitors, simulator flooring, and underlayment. Products such as Money Putt and True Turf can be considered when planning an integrated indoor golf practice area.

What stimp speed should indoor putting green turf be?

For most golfers, the ideal stimp speed is the one that most closely matches the greens they regularly play. As a general guide, 6–8 is relatively slow, 8–10 provides a medium-speed roll, and 10–12+ creates faster conditions. When comparing putting turf, use the listed stimp specifications to find the surface that best matches your practice goals.

How do I install indoor putting green turf in a basement or garage?

A DIY indoor putting green typically starts by measuring and preparing a clean, level floor. Putting greens can be built from natural grass or synthetic turf, but here the focus is on indoor synthetic installations. Depending on the design, you can install underlayment before positioning and securing the turf; for a backyard build, compacted gravel and proper drainage are key, while an indoor setup starts with a clean, level floor. Once the surface is fitted, you can cut the hole locations for accessories such as shallow putting cups. Always follow the installation recommendations for your specific turf and flooring system.