Description of hockey artificial grass:

1. The playing area of a standard full sized croquet court is defined in Law I as a rectangle 35 yards by 28 yards. It will be noted that the ratio of the length to the width is 5 to 4. These dimensions are of the playing area measured to the inside of the definitive boundary lines. The Laws do not define the boundary lines except that they shall be marked out clearly. They are usually chalk or whiting lines 2" to 3" in width. It is important that they should be as straight as possible.
2. The playing area of a Short Hockey Court is 24 yards by 16 yards, but the practice in most croquet clubs is to bisect a full court with a string line so giving two short courts each 17½ yards by 14 yards.

Characteristics of croquet artificial grass:

1. Smooth playing surface enhances ball roll
2. Can be installed on concrete and asphalt surfaces
3. Hassle-free maintenance saves time and money
4. Synthetic material acts as a barrier to weeds and insects

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