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already does that, If I mind or not lol

meant spread out the glue and rolled on carpet

I used 96" White Pine 2"x4" Studs. $1.96 a stud, but went through 50 of them to find actual straight studs at Lowes. 1/2" 4'x8' chipboard. Talk with a lumber guy, Lowes will sell you a sheet with a chipped corner really cheap. 3" and 1 1/4" screws 12'x8' sheet of indoor/outdoor carpet. This was about $45 at Lowes. I know they make synthetic putting carpet, but I think the ball rolls really good on the carpet if you stretch it really good right after gluing down. You can see the weight plate marks I used for doing this. Tub of indoor/outdoor carpet glue, $15-$20 The cups I got off Doyle-Golf.com. That site was the cheapest for 4" (depth) practice cups I could find. No need for 6" deep course cups. $6 a piece. I built the green in two sections and then ran studs in those sections 1 foot from center apart. That way it was super stable and gave good support under the chip board. Drilled those two sections together, layed down the chipboard. Cut my holes, spread out the and rolled on the carpet and stretched and stretched and then anchored down with weights. Waited over night and then mad small cuts in the carpet where the holes were and only cut more if I could squeeze the cup in. Did this so it would hug the cup and not be loose. For me, the cups sit perfectly on the surface the green sits on. I bought some trim as well I will stain to make a border to stop the balls. Probably had $150 total??

There are straight putts to every hole but a few lines have also 2-3" break putts going diagonal.

Thanks, post up pics of yours when it is done, sounds like it will be impressive!

Just built this for my 7 year old son to practice putting on (ok, me too :D ) while he's inside from the heat watching tv in our basement. Still going to put a rail of some sort up and paint the baseboards, but it works as of now. Roughly 12'x8'

I just bought some Puma's and I love them over the nikes and footjoys i've had in the past.

I didn't care for the 330RX. If it were me I'd hit the ProV1x or the NXT Tour. I seem to get more spin out of the Pro V and I'd rather just have it check on the green, reason I usually play the NXT Tour. Personal preference.

cool, thanks!

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What ball could you compare the PE's too? I hear it is the poor mans Pro V, which I play the V1's and V1x's along with NXT Tour's. Any reviews on the PE's would be appreciated.

Thanks..I will check it out!

I will be vacationing in Gatlinburg soon and have heard alot about the muni courses there. Has anyone played any of them? What was the best course to play, what did it cost..basic info about them would be great, thanks.! Sean

Need some opinions out there...My son is 5, 48 inches tall and has outgrown his "old" lol, set. I am looking, because of the height measurements, at the TW nike black set and the Ping Moxie set, both classified for ages 8/9-11. Which set would you go with. When he uses these, he'll be tall enough for the height requirement, so I am needing some opinions on these two sets, thanks! Here is the setup on the nike set For ages 8-11 (height: 4 ft 3 in - 4 ft 10 in) Driver Hybrid #5 #7 #9 SW Putter 2-pack EZ-Distance golf balls Lightweight carry bag Here is the ping set The club lengths and weights are designed to fit junior golfers 4'3" - 4'11". Includes: Driver: 15 Degree Loft, 40 inches Fairway Wood: 40 Degree Loft, 37 inches Hybrid: 30 Degree Loft, 35 inches Iron: 7 iron, 33.5 inches; 9 iron, 32.5 inches; Sand Wedge, 32inches Putter: 3 Degree Loft, 30 inches bag included

I usually play better,,,,especially on a bad one. I seem to not care or think about swing thoughts or any demons and strike it pure.