Cutting a golf hole in artificial grassWhen it comes to installing artificial grass, golf fields may seem the toughest since they have a variety of irregular shapes. When cutting your artificial grass to accommodate such needs, you need to avoid hurting the turf’s integrity.

Cutting a golf hole may seem complicated. However, with the right approach, you can make a precise cut without damaging the turf more than you need to and preventing blades from falling out.

For golf holes, you need to:

Install the turf
Mark the holes with chalk
Cut an “x” in the middle of the marked circle
Cut away the turf piece by piece until the cup (installed in advance) becomes visible
Cutting circles is often the hardest part of artificial turf installation since it requires the uttermost precision. Make sure the cutting tool is well-sharpened.