Yes—velvet bentgrass (e.g., 'Greenwich' from Seedland.com) creates a superb putting surface with wear tolerance, dollar spot and brown patch resistance, and lower fertility/water needs than creeping bentgrass. Sow in spring; mow daily at ½ inch with a reel mower. Front yard only; rear areas need lower-maintenance grass (Kentucky bluegrass by comparison).
Full sun, fertile soil, no chemicals. Soil test first—pH, CEC, nutrients. Bentgrass demands commitment: near-daily mowing, precise watering, disease vigilance. But for a true roll, nothing beats it. Get a quality reel mower (Brill or equivalent) and embrace the ritual.
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