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Your own green, steps from the patio
Putting and chipping greens shaped to your yard, with breaks you can read, cups where you want them and a fringe that frames it.
Sound familiar?
- Your putting is the weak part of your round
- The side yard sits empty all year
- You want somewhere the family plays together
Our approach
We pace the yard with you to pick the spot: somewhere you can see from the house, with room to stand and swing. The outline is painted on the ground before anything is dug.
The base is shaped for gentle slopes, the putting surface is stretched tight and the cups are set. A collar of longer grass blends the green into the lawn.
What you get
- A layout you chooseShape, size and cup positions agreed on site.
- Shaped slopesBuilt into the base for breaks you can read.
- A true putting surfaceSmooth, tight and quick, like a course green.
- A grass collarLonger fringe that frames the green neatly.
Questions people ask
Can it handle chip shots?
With the right surface, yes. Tell us how you practice and we match the turf to it.
How many cups?
As many as the size allows. We sketch layouts with two, three or more.
Does rain affect it?
The base drains, so the green is usually playable soon after a storm.
Can kids play on it too?
Of course. It doubles as a soft spot to sit and play.
