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Personally, no, I wouldn't. However, I suppose there would be some advantages to artificial greens: the foot draggers would have no effect and thus, no scuffed up turf to try and smooth or bounce your ball over, no un-repaired ball marks, no need to repair your own ball marks, no dead areas, no need to play several weeks on nasty greens while they recover from being punched and sanded, no low wet squishy spots, predictable and consistent rolls on each green, no greens speeding up as they dry out during the day, no unpredictable grain patterns, no bare dirt or diseased areas, no rock hard greens during drought that won't hold a ball no matter how much backspin, perfectly pristine putting conditions on each and every green every single day...hummm...nope, I'll take grass and all the warts that come with it. There is something very satisfying with my having to repair my ball mark. I don't get to do that very often in a round! ;-) If God had meant for golf to be played on carpet what would be the use of thick lush Bermuda grass? Carpet is for munchkins on miniature golf courses!
BTW, I've never heard of a course with synthetic turf. Must be up North somewhere. No self-respecting Southerner would be caught dead playing on such an abomination!
I don't like watching football played on artificial turf...get down in the mud and dirt and play like a man!