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Sink a few putts before dinner
Putting greens built into the backyard, with breaks you choose, cups where you want them and a fringe that finishes the edge.
Time to switch?
- Your short game costs you strokes
- An empty corner of the yard
- You want somewhere to unwind after work
The build
We mark the outline on the ground with you so the green fits the yard and the view from the back porch. Then the base is shaped for the breaks you want to practice.
Putting turf is stretched over the top, cups are set and a collar of longer turf frames the green against the rest of the yard.
On every job
- Outline on siteShape and size agreed before any digging.
- Shaped breaksBuilt into the base so putts move.
- Putting surfaceSmooth and tight, with cups set where you like.
- Fringe collarLonger turf around the edge.
Questions we hear
How many cups can we have?
It depends on the size. We sketch options with different numbers of cups.
Can we chip onto it?
With the right surface, yes. Tell us how you practice.
Will it hold up in the heat?
Yes. It plays the same through summer with an occasional brush.
Can it sit beside the patio?
That is the most popular spot, so you can putt with a drink in hand.
