Green golf courses are becoming more popular, not only because they look great, but also because they can improve your game. There are many types of putting greens available, and each has its own benefits. 

Here is a brief overview of the most common types of putting greens and their benefits:

Synthetic Greens: Synthetic greens are the most common type, and they’re made from polyurethane or other synthetic material. They’re very durable and have a consistent feel, so they’re good for beginners. They also don’t require much care, which is good if you have a busy schedule. The downside is that they can be slippery in wet weather, so make sure your course is well-maintained.

Turf Greens: Turf greens are made from real grasses and are the most natural-looking type of green. They’re a bit slower than synthetic greens but are more forgiving. They also tend to be more expensive, but that’s because they last longer. One downside is that turf greens can be difficult to maintain, so be sure to check with your course management team before you sign up. 

Synthetic Astroturf: Synthetic Astroturf greens are similar to synthetic grasses, but they’re covered in artificial fibers instead of real ones. It gives the green a slightly-warped look, but it’s not nearly as natural a feeling as a real course green. The only downside of synthetic astroturf is that it can be slippery in wet weather.

Putting greens that are of good quality and well maintained offer consistent putting conditions, which will help you improve your putting stroke.