If you’re starting from scratch, a new synthetic bowling green typically costs between $180,000 to $200,000 (including all construction extras like pre-formed ditches, irrigation systems, and a stable sub-base).
This cost comes down if you’ve got a grass green and you’d like to convert it to a synthetic surface, with the price ranging from $130,000 to $170,000.
When speaking to bowling green installation experts, make sure you’re getting an “apples for apples” comparison. As there are many different synthetic grass products and a variety of construction inclusions that you may or may not need, ask for a specific breakdown of what’s included so you can compare prices and find the most cost-effective way forward for your club or project.
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