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My "custom" indoor putting green

ShotScope
Just a quick update.

I was able to put the surface on today with the help of 2 other people. With the matirial being very flexible, it was a 3 person job. It took about 45 min in total to install and smooth out.

Next steps are to wait for it to fully cure, cut off the excess fabric, cut out the holes then finally fabricate bumpers to prevent the balls from leaving the surface.
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Very cool!! I'm excited to see how this turns out. I wouldn't mind building something similar down the line!
 
pkellz25 said:
Just a quick update.

I was able to put the surface on today with the help of 2 other people. With the matirial being very flexible, it was a 3 person job. It took about 45 min in total to install and smooth out.

Next steps are to wait for it to fully cure, cut off the excess fabric, cut out the holes then finally fabricate bumpers to prevent the balls from leaving the surface.
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Looks great. Any idea as to the speed you are expecting?
 
93civiccpe said:
Looks great. Any idea as to the speed you are expecting?
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It should roll at a 10 or so. At least that's what the dealer told me that the surface would roll at.

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Looking good and I love the size. I was lazy and ordered a 16' x 6' kit from Pro Putt Systems that took about 30 minutes to assemble. I'm sure yours will putt just as well and be much less expensive.
 
pkellz25 said:
It should roll at a 10 or so. At least that's what the dealer told me that the surface would roll at.

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That's perfect. Where did you get the surface from??
 
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