Golf Green and Tee Box Covers

Built for Greens and Tee Boxes

FieldSaver® golf course covers are engineered for the two surfaces where winter damage costs you the most: putting greens and tee boxes. Both take concentrated traffic from the first round of the season. Both need to be ready when members are. Both respond dramatically to winter protection.

Putting Green Covers

Putting greens are the highest-value, highest-risk surface on the course. Winter damage to a single green can delay your opening by weeks, and sodded replacement runs thousands of dollars per green. FieldSaver® putting green covers protect against snow, ice, frost, and animal activity all winter, then deliver faster spring green-up when the cover comes off. Research-tested polypropylene traps heat and light against the turf canopy, creating a greenhouse effect that maintains color and promotes growth through the coldest months. Protect all 18 greens, plus practice greens and chipping greens where members warm up before every round. Standard sizes fit most green configurations. Custom sizing handles irregular greens, collars, and approach areas.

Tee Box Covers

Tee boxes take pressure from the very first round of the season. Every member hits from them. Every foursome starts there. And because tee boxes concentrate traffic into a small area, winter damage shows up immediately and slowly, worn lines from the first week of play that the turf can't recover from until summer. FieldSaver® tee box covers protect that surface through the winter and accelerate spring green-up so the tees are ready when the first tee time goes out. The rectangular shape of every FieldSaver® cover fits tee box geometry naturally, with no wasted material or oversized seams. Course tee boxes, driving range tee boxes, and grass driving ranges all benefit, facing the same early-season traffic pressure and the same need to be ready when members are.

Research-Proven Spring Green-Up

When does your course open in the spring? That question decides rounds played, F&B revenue, and whether members renew. The Penn State Valentine Turfgrass Research Center answered it with data. Dr. G. W. Hamilton, Jr. and R. B. Raley studied CoverSports® polypropylene covers on a creeping bent grass and annual bluegrass putting green across a full winter, measuring exactly how much faster covered turf delivers playable spring conditions.

Penn State research on CoverSports® covers measured:

Study conducted at Valentine Turfgrass Research Center, Penn State University, by Dr. G. W. Hamilton, Jr. and R. B. Raley. Results measured using Duncan's New Multiple Range Test.

The study quantified what golf course superintendents observe every spring: the courses that cover through winter are ready for play while competitors are still waiting for green-up. For the complete study, including methodology, data charts, and the full winter temperature profile, read the Penn State research on CoverSports growth covers and putting green temperature.

Custom Sizing for Any Golf Course

Every course is different. Green sizes vary, tee boxes come in irregular shapes, and practice areas rarely match standard dimensions. FieldSaver® golf course covers are available in standard sizes that fit most configurations and in fully custom sizes for anything standard can't. Order rectangular covers sized to tee box dimensions, shaped covers for irregular greens and approach areas, or oversized covers for grass driving ranges and turfgrass nurseries where you grow replacement sod for spring repairs. Every cover includes reinforced hems, brass grommets, and turf staples, construction details that keep covers secured and tear-resistant through a full winter of wind and weather. CoverSports manufactures every FieldSaver® cover in the USA. Request a quote with your course's specific measurements, and we'll build covers to fit.

Looking to protect non-golf turf, like football fields, soccer pitches, baseball outfields, or general stadium surfaces? See our Winter Turf Blankets and Growth Covers page.