Recently, I got some artificial grass installed for training/batting practice. The problem is that the ball is not bouncing on it properly, it stays too low. There is hard compacted soil under the artificial grass, which is quite solid and tough. How can I overcome this issue?
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Ball is staying low on artificial grass
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Starfighter
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Most matting is glued to concrete, though this bounces too much. You don't say if it has been secured down. Having it simply laid on the surface means it may not be absolutely close and flat and it will keep low. If there is a means of tensioning it, it should be as taught as possible.
It has been glued on the sides and secured. It is touching the surface below and flat.
TheJediBrah
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Use a bouncier ball
Son Of Coco
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What's under it? Just soil?
Slide a cricket bat hills up plus a few other assorted artefacts under it on a good length to liven things up a bit.
Slide a cricket bat hills up plus a few other assorted artefacts under it on a good length to liven things up a bit.
