Rolling a large moss putting green requires a few steps. Here’s a general outline of the process:
Prepare the Area: Clear the area where you want to install the putting green. Make sure that the soil is level and free of any debris. You can also add a layer of sand or gravel to improve drainage.
Install the Moss: Plant the moss by spreading moss spores or small moss pieces over the prepared area. Make sure to water the area regularly to encourage the moss to grow.
Trim the Moss: Once the moss has grown to the desired height, use a lawn mower or a pair of scissors to trim the moss to an even height. This will ensure that the ball rolls smoothly on the surface.
Roll the Green: Use a heavy roller to roll the green. Roll the green in different directions to ensure that the moss is flattened evenly. This will also help to compact the soil and improve drainage.
Maintain the Green: Regularly water the green and remove any debris that may accumulate on the surface. Additionally, consider applying a moss-friendly fertilizer to help the moss thrive.
Keep in mind that moss putting greens require a lot of maintenance to keep them looking and performing their best. You may also want to consider hiring a professional to help with the installation and maintenance of your moss putting green.