Golf Course Grass Seed
Find golf grass seed for greens, tees and fairways, with specialist mixtures for close mowing, divot repair and course renovation. Browse by playing surface first, then by the species already in the sward and the maintenance programme. The range includes Johnsons, Masterline, MM & Designer and CC mixtures.
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Fine Tees & Fairways Grass Seed 20kg

Green Baize Grass Seed

Greens Grass Seed

Tees Grass Seed 20kg

Turfmaster Grass Seed 20kg

Masterline PM5 Economy Green 20kg

Masterline PM10 Traditional Green

Masterline PM13 Fescue Green Grass Seed 20kg

Masterline PM15 Allbent Grass Seed 10kg

Masterline PM20 Fineturf 20kg

Masterline PM35 Universal Grass Seed 20kg

Masterline PM36 Wicket Grass Seed

Masterline PM40 Tee & Fairway Grass Seed 20kg

Masterline PM45 Tee & Fairway Plus Grass Seed 20kg

Masterline PM25 Grow-Slow 20kg

Masterline PM29 All Season Grass Seed 20kg

Masterline PM70 Recreation 20kg

Johnsons J Premier Wicket 20kg

Formal Grass Seed

MM21 Grass Seed 20kg

Johnsons J Nitro Premier Wicket 20kg


CC Wicket Grass Seed

Masterline PM25R Slow Grow Plus Seed 20kg
Choose the playing surface
Golf greens seed includes all-bent, fescue/bent and specialist ryegrass-containing mixtures. Golf tees seed covers renovation and divot mixtures with different wear and mowing characteristics. Golf fairway seed provides fescue-led and ryegrass-containing choices for larger areas.
Three useful starting points
Johnsons J All Bent contains browntop bent for greens managed to suit that species. CC Tough Tees combines 60% perennial ryegrass with 40% strong creeping red fescue. Masterline PM40 is an all-fescue mixture for tees, fairways and cricket outfields. The specialist pages explain the mixture and mowing differences in more detail.
Plan the renovation quantity
New construction and overseeding can use different rates. Calculate kilograms as area in square metres multiplied by the mixture’s rate in grams per square metre, divided by 1,000. Use the actual treated area for divot or worn-area work, rather than the whole course.
Planning a wider programme? Explore golf course maintenance supplies for nutrition, renovation materials and greenkeeping equipment.




