Durable Material, Natural Grass look & feel, Most expensive option. It looks and feels like natural grass and is an option for a durable material that can withstand heavy use. However, it doesn’t react well to high heat and can become damaged in too much direct sunlight. It’s also not as permeable as other turf styles, so the purpose for your turf project definitely matters when choosing a material. Nylon is more expensive than the other turf types.

Most budget-friendly material, not ideal for heavy use, good choice for putting greens. It is the most budget-friendly turf material. It retains the look and feel of other turf styles with a more lightweight application. This material is popular for mixed-use landscaping and putting greens, as some golfers like the soft roll you get on polypropylene. However, it can be less durable than other types, so it’s not ideal for heavy use.

Easy to manage & keep clean, Most popular choice, soft & natural-looking. It is the most common turf type. It’s natural-looking and durable, easy to maintain and soft to the touch.