From its 1960s origins to today’s eco-friendly innovations, discover key milestones in artificial turf.
In the 1960s, the Ford Foundation team pioneered indoor synthetic turf using nylon fibers for tennis and hockey arenas.
Polypropylene fibers and sand/rubber infill improved realism, shock absorption, and durability in the ’70s.
By the 1980s–’90s, pro teams embraced turf for its weather resistance and ability to handle heavy use.
Recent decades have seen turf’s rise in homes, offices, playgrounds, and rooftops for low-maintenance greenery.
Water-saving benefits offset plastic use; now many manufacturers offer recyclable and eco-friendly options.
See how decades of innovation bring you the latest in low-maintenance, high-performance turf.
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