Six lines, from an everyday front lawn to a tournament-grade putting surface. Every one of them is listed below with its full published specification and its spec sheet.
Weight, pile height and backing all matter, but they matter in a different order depending on what the surface has to survive. Four common cases, and where each one lands.
If dogs use the yard
Drainage and infill matter more here than face weight. K9 Guard Ultra runs a full flow-through backing rather than punched holes, with a three-layer ZeoFill and Envirofill system on top.
If you want to putt on it
Both Tour Master Pro surfaces run a 0.63 in low-profile pile and a grain-neutral construction, so the ball rolls the same in every direction. Poly is the textured-fiber surface; nylon is the tournament-grade one.
If it is a lawn you will walk on barefoot
These are the two heavyweight lines. Estate 84 carries the highest face weight in the range at 84 oz, with a soft-touch fiber and a full two-inch pile. The Reserve sits just under it at 80 oz, with a face fiber stated as 100% pure PE, zero Olefin.
If it is a front lawn or a side yard
The lighter everyday line: 53 oz face weight over a 1.5 in pile. It uses the same 100% pure PE fiber, the same double PP and PU backing, and the same 15-year material warranty as The Reserve.
Every figure below is the published specification for that line. Where a line does not publish a number, the row is not there rather than estimated.
Lawn line
The heaviest line in the range: 84 oz of face fiber and a full two-inch pile in a soft-touch PE, for lawns that get walked on barefoot.
| Specification | Estate 84 |
|---|---|
| Face weight | 84 oz |
| Total weight | 111 oz |
| Pile height | 2.0 in |
| Fiber | Soft-touch PE |
| Cooling | HydroChill compatible |
| Backing | Heavy PU |
| Warranty | 15-year material |
Lawn line
80 oz of face fiber on a 1.73 in pile, with a face stated as 100% pure PE and zero Olefin, and a double PP plus PU backing.
| Specification | The Reserve |
|---|---|
| Face weight | 80 oz |
| Total weight | 107 oz |
| Pile height | 1.73 in |
| Fiber | 100% Pure PE (zero Olefin) |
| Backing | Double PP + PU |
| Infill | 1.5–2.0 lbs silica sand, 20/40 grit |
| Warranty | 15-year material |
Lawn line
The everyday lawn line. 53 oz face weight on a 1.5 in pile, using the same 100% pure PE fiber and double PP plus PU backing as The Reserve.
| Specification | Signature 50 |
|---|---|
| Face weight | 53 oz |
| Total weight | 80 oz |
| Pile height | 1.5 in |
| Fiber | 100% Pure PE |
| Backing | Double PP + PU |
| Infill | 1.5 lbs per sq ft |
| Warranty | 15-year material |
Pet line
The pet line. A heavyweight PE face over a full flow-through backing, finished with a three-layer infill. The full story lives on the pet turf page.
| Specification | K9 Guard Ultra |
|---|---|
| Fiber | Heavyweight PE |
| Backing | Full flow-through backing |
| Infill system | 3 layers — ZeoFill : Envirofill : ZeoFill |
| Warranty | 15-year material |
Putting surface
A 0.63 in low-profile putting surface in textured Poly, sand-ballasted for roll. Green design and build is covered on the putting greens page.
| Specification | Tour Master Pro (Poly) |
|---|---|
| Face weight | 58 oz |
| Total weight | 85 oz |
| Pile height | 0.63 in, low-profile |
| Fiber | Textured Poly, grain-neutral ball roll |
| Infill | Fine silica sand, high ballast 2.5–3 lbs, 30/50 mesh |
Tour Master Pro (Poly) spec sheet (PDF) Read about putting greens
Putting surface
The same 0.63 in putting height in tournament-grade performance nylon, built grain-neutral for a true roll in every direction.
| Specification | Tour Master Pro (Nylon) |
|---|---|
| Pile height | 0.63 in |
| Fiber | Tournament-grade performance nylon |
| Construction | Grain-neutral, true roll in every direction |
| Warranty | 15-year material |
Tour Master Pro (Nylon) spec sheet (PDF) Read about putting greens
Four figures do most of the work on a turf spec sheet. Fiber type is the fifth: polyethylene runs cooler than Olefin and springs back upright after foot traffic, which is why the premium lines above state a pure PE face.
The weight of the fiber alone, measured per square yard. It tells you how densely the pile is packed before the backing is counted at all, and it is the number that predicts wear resistance, pile recovery and how the lawn looks in year seven.
Fiber and backing together. It is a useful read on the structural integrity of the finished roll, but it is not interchangeable with face weight: a thin pile over a heavy backing can post a strong total weight and still be light where it counts. Ask for both, separately.
How tall the blade stands. It is set by the job, not by quality. The lawn lines above run 1.5 to 2.0 in for a full, natural look, while both putting surfaces sit at 0.63 in, because a ball has to roll across them.
The layer the fibers are stitched into, and the layer that decides how water leaves. Backing thickness is part of the structural story, not a substitute for fiber density. The pet line uses a full flow-through backing; the lawn lines use double PP with PU, or a heavy PU.
Tell us the size of the area, how it gets used and where the water goes today. We will come out, measure, and tell you which of these six we would put down and why.
