Putting Greens
Putting greens are specially designed areas of a golf course where players practice their short game. They are typically made up of fine-bladed grass and feature undulating terrain to simulate the conditions found on the course. The putting green is usually surrounded by a fringe which helps to slow down balls that have been hit too hard. The surface of the green is carefully maintained to ensure it remains smooth and fast, allowing for true rolls and accurate putts. Putting greens also often feature several holes so players can practice different shots from varying distances.