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Long Putt 30 Ft Putting Green

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Big Moss · Long Putt Practice Green

Big Moss "Long Putt 30 Ft" Putting Green

The Big Moss Long Putt is a 6' x 30' indoor putting green built specifically to practice the 25-to-40-foot lag putts that decide most three-putt situations — the same surface used at PGA Show long-putt contests, tour player practice rooms, and large basement installs worldwide. At three times the length of a standard home putting green, it's the only realistic way to train true distance control without driving to the course.

Most golfers grove in their 6-foot stroke and then bleed strokes from 30 feet because they have nowhere to practice it. The Long Putt fixes that — premium industrial-grade surface, regulation cups, and a wrinkle-free rubber back that won't develop grooves or wear paths even under tournament traffic. Also available in a 60-foot competition length.

Big Moss Long Putt 30 Ft Putting Green — 6 by 30 foot indoor lag putting green for distance control practice, used at PGA Show long-putt contests

Why The Long Putt Solves The 3-Putt Problem

  • 30 feet of true roll — practice 20, 25, 30-foot lag putts that no standard home green can fit
  • Industry-leading long-putt surface — used in PGA Show contests and tour practice rooms
  • Tournament-grade industrial materials — withstands heavy foot traffic with no groove development
  • Wrinkle-free rubber backing — lays dead flat over carpet, concrete, or hardwood across the full 30 feet
  • High-density removable foundation — gives a true flat read for dead-straight distance calibration
  • Break Pads included — drop in slope or contour anywhere along the length
  • Stadium Backstop — wraps the back end, pins with golf tees, contains overcooked putts
  • Chipping mat + flag stick — practice long pitch shots into a real flag from across the room

Long Putt 30 Ft Specifications

Size
6' x 30' (also available in 6' x 60')
Surface
Industrial-grade long-putt putting surface — tournament tested
Use case
Lag putts, distance control, long-putt contests, large basement and commercial installs
Cups
Regulation cup sleeves + flag stick for full-distance putt practice
Backing
Wrinkle-free rubber — lays flat over carpet, concrete, or hardwood
Foundation
High-density removable foundation for dead-flat putts
Break system
Break Pads included — adds slope and contour at any point along the green
In the box
30-foot green, stadium backstop, chipping mat, 2 limited-flight balls, Break Pads, flag stick, cup sleeves, manual
Rolled weight
90 lbs
Rolled dimensions
73 × 14 × 14 in

Who The 30-Foot Green Is Built For

This isn't a starter green. The Long Putt is for the player who's already serious about scoring and recognizes that lag putting is where strokes get lost — three-putts from 35 feet kill more rounds than missed 5-footers. It needs a long, finished space: a full-length basement, a heated garage cleared of cars, a home gym, or a dedicated indoor practice room. The 60-foot option is for clubs, fitting studios, and golfers building competition-level practice facilities. Either length lets you calibrate the exact feel between a 20-foot putt and a 35-foot putt — the gap most golfers can't train at home and the gap that costs them strokes on the course.

Long Putt 30 Ft — Common Questions

How much room do I actually need to set this up?+
Plan on at least 34 feet of clear length and 7 feet of width. The green itself is 6' x 30', and you want a few feet behind you at the putting end for stance and stroke clearance, plus a couple feet behind the backstop. Most owners install it in a full-length basement, a heated garage, or a dedicated indoor practice room. If your longest open space is under 25 feet, the Country Club or Admiral models are a better fit.
Why a 30-foot green vs a standard 10 or 15 foot home green?+
Distance control. Standard home greens train make-or-miss inside 10 feet, which is useful, but most three-putts happen from 25 to 40 feet — and you can't practice that on a 15-foot green. The Long Putt is the only realistic way to calibrate the feel difference between a 20-foot stroke and a 35-foot stroke at home, which is exactly the range most amateurs guess at and bleed strokes from.
How does the surface hold up under heavy use?+
This is the surface Big Moss uses at trade shows and PGA Show long-putt contests, where it sees thousands of putts a day from public foot traffic for a full week. Premium industrial-grade materials mean it does not develop grooves or wear paths even at that volume. A household player who puts in an hour a day will see no noticeable wear over years of practice.
Can I add break or slope to a long putt at this length?+
Yes — Break Pads slide under the green at any point along the 30 feet to create uphill, downhill, or side-slope sections. You can build a putt that breaks left to right halfway down, or starts uphill then crests and runs downhill, which is closer to how real green contours actually play. Move the pads between sessions so you never read the same putt twice.
How do I clean and maintain a green this large?+
Standard vacuum cleaner — same as any Big Moss green. The industrial surface does not absorb dust the way carpet does and resists grooving from repeated putt paths. Roll it up between sessions if needed, or leave it deployed — the rubber backing will not damage carpet, hardwood, or concrete underneath.
30-foot vs 60-foot — which length should I get?+
30-foot fits most serious home installs — full-length basement, large garage, dedicated practice room — and covers the lag-putt range that matters for scoring. The 60-foot is built for clubs, fitting studios, golf academies, long-putt event hosts, and golfers building competition-level facilities. Both use the same tournament-grade surface; the choice is purely about how much length your space can hold.