Golf Rough Artificial Turf
- Multiple specially shaped yarn profiles interlock with each other to provide strong compression resistance and maintain turf stability.
- The 50 mm pile height combined with shaped yarn structures allows the ball to settle 20–30 mm into the turf, that recreates a realistic but challenging natural tall grass-like rough condition.
- The permeable backing structure and non-absorbent high pile yarn support faster drying after rainfall.
- Compared with natural rough areas, artificial turf requires less routine maintenance without frequent watering, mowing, or fertilizing.
| Yarn Characteristics | |
| Composition / Structure | Monofilament + Thatch |
| Yarn Shape | W, C, S, D shape, etc. |
| Dtex | Standard 15,000 Dtex10,000–20,000 Dtex (customizable) |
| Features | Optional antimicrobial technology |
| Carpet Characteristics | |
| Pile Height | Standard 50 mm40–70 mm (customizable) |
| Color | Standard: Emerald Green, Olive Green Customizable: Black, Red, Blue, White, Grey, Sand |
| Gauge | 3/8" |
| Primary Backing | Fleeced backing with PET yarn reinforcement + PP anti-UV backing |
| Secondary Backing | PE, PU, or Latex (customizable) |
| Roll Width | 2 m, 4 m, 4.57 m (customizable) |
| Roll Length | Maximum 70 m (customizable) |
Rough is an artificial golf turf system used for golf rough areas that replicate real on-course conditions of natural long grass zones with higher pile height and dense fiber arrangement. Usually 20–30 mm taller than fairway turf, it offers a natural visual and playing contrast between different areas of the course. The rough turf structure recreates the resistance and feels of challenging surface, and helps players refine shot control and prepare for real-world play. The realistic playing characteristics also create a more authentic golf experience during every session.
With customizable fiber structures, density, and color combinations, our rough turf can simulate different natural grass appearances, including darker rough tones and optional brown fibers for a more realistic dry grass effect. The optimized turf design considers the interaction between the grass and club head, ball positioning, and overall course aesthetics for different golf environments.
