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Indoor putting greens: a roll-out mat, a modular green, or custom turf
By The Home Golfer editorial team · Last updated October 5, 2026
An indoor putting green costs $159.99 for an 8 ft Perfect Practice roll-out mat, which the maker rates at 10 to 14 on the stimpmeter, and $2,784 for a 12 by 12 ft modular Tour Links green listed at 11. Custom turf is priced by the square foot. The real limit is usually floor, so measure the room before you compare speeds.
Three ways to put a green indoors, priced by floor space
| Type | Floor | Listed price | Listed speed | Setup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roll-out mat or green | 8 to 15.5 ft long, 3 to 6 ft wide where published | $160 to $630 | 10 to 14 stimp where published | Unroll on the floor; store it against a wall |
| Modular panel green | 4 by 12 ft to 12 by 12 ft | $999 to $2,784 | 11 stimp (Tour Links, every size) | Rigid panels lock together; contour pads add break |
| Custom turf install | Whatever the room allows | $15 to $40 per sq ft installed (backyard figures) | Set by the installer; none published | Built in place by an installer |
Sources: Perfect Practice, Big Moss Original and Country Club maker pages; Tour Links listings at Indoor Golf Outlet (4x12, 8x12, 12x12); Texas Tuff installer cost guide. Prices as listed on 2026-10-05, check live.
A 12 ft green needs a room longer than 12 ft
Every length in the table is putting surface. You’ll also need somewhere to stand at the start, and a backstop or wall past the cup. A 3 by 9 ft Big Moss covers 27 sq ft. The 12 by 12 ft Tour Links covers 144.
If the green shares a room with a hitting bay, the bay’s depth comes first. Our golf simulator room-size calculator grades a room’s depth and ceiling height, so you can see what floor is left for putting.
Then price the bay. The golf simulator package builds list its floor pieces, and a putting surface is the easier thing to fit around them.
Eight greens and mats by listed size
Shortest to largest. Where the maker gives no stimp figure, the row says so. We don’t fill the gap.
Perfect Practice Putting Mat, Compact (V5)
$159.99Size: 8 ft long, not published wide
Listed stimp: 10 to 14, "depending what is under the mat"
Cups: 1 (2.56 in)
Type: Roll-out
Perfect Practice Putting Mat, Standard (V5)
$179.99Size: 9 ft 6 in long, not published wide
Listed stimp: 10 to 14, "depending what is under the mat"
Cups: 2 sizes (2.56 in and 3.35 in)
Type: Roll-out
Perfect Practice Putting Mat, Extra Long (V5)
$199.99Size: 15 ft 6 in long, not published wide
Listed stimp: 10 to 14, "depending what is under the mat"
Cups: 2 sizes (2.56 in and 3.35 in)
Type: Roll-out
Big Moss The Original V2
$189 (3x9) to $289 (3x15)Size: 9, 12 or 15 ft long, 3 ft wide (27 to 45 sq ft)
Listed stimp: Not published
Cups: 1, plus removable foundation and break pads
Type: Roll-out
Big Moss Country Club V2
$489 (6x10) to $629 (6x15)Size: 10, 12 or 15 ft long, 6 ft wide (60 to 90 sq ft)
Listed stimp: Not published
Cups: 3 regulation plus a 3 in reduced cup
Type: Roll-out
Tour Links 4x12
$999 sale ($1,199 list), 132 lbSize: 12 ft long, 4 ft wide (48 sq ft)
Listed stimp: 11
Cups: 2
Type: Modular panels
Tour Links 8x12
$1,988 sale ($2,339 list), 190 lbSize: 12 ft long, 8 ft wide (96 sq ft)
Listed stimp: 11
Cups: 3
Type: Modular panels
Tour Links 12x12
$2,784 sale ($3,340 list), 262 lbSize: 12 ft long, 12 ft wide (144 sq ft)
Listed stimp: 11
Cups: 4
Type: Modular panels
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Longest putt under $200, by listed length
Perfect Practice Putting Mat, Extra Long (V5)
15 ft 6 in of surface for $199.99, the longest of the eight under $200. Perfect Practice rates it at 10 to 14 on the stimpmeter and says the speed depends on the floor under it. The width isn’t published, so measure your hallway against the listing photos before you order.
One maker’s stimp range spans four points on the same mat
Perfect Practice lists its mats at 10 to 14 and ties the spread to what sits underneath the mat. Tour Links prints a single figure, 11, for every size, and its greens sit on their own modular polymer base. Big Moss prints none. So a stimp number on a roll-out mat describes the mat on a given floor, and your floor may differ.
Big Moss and Tour Links both ship pads that go under the surface to add break. Perfect Practice doesn’t list any.
Custom turf is quoted per job, not listed
Installers build these in place, and the ones we checked publish no indoor price. Tour Greens asks for project details instead.
The nearest published figure is backyard work: Texas Tuff, a Dallas-area installer, puts professional synthetic greens at $15 to $40 per sq ft and a 150 sq ft green at about $2,250 to $6,000 (April 2026 guide). An indoor job skips drainage and excavation, so use that range only as a check against a quote.
At those rates, 150 sq ft of custom turf starts near the price of the 12 by 12 ft Tour Links, which covers 144 sq ft and moves when you do.
A putting green covers the short game. For full swings in the same room, the surface that matters is a hitting mat with real cushioning, and the golf hitting mats guide compares them by base cushioning and tee options. The rest of the home-practice setup, from nets to measuring your carry distances, is on the practice at home hub.
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- Golf nets for the backyardNet types, the specs that actually matter, an honest word on safety, and five nets compared by published spec and price.
- Golf hitting matsHow to pick a mat by spec: turf construction, sub-surface cushioning, tee options, replaceable strips. Six mats compared by published specs and price.
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