A custom putting green is equal parts golf build and groundwork. We shape the contours you want to practice — breaks, runoffs, tiers — over a compacted sub-base aggregate that drains snowmelt straight through, then finish with tour-grade putting turf and synthetic fringe turf collars. You pick the roll speed; we build the green that delivers it.
| Setup | Typical Size | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Putting-only green | 200–400 sq ft | Short-game reps, tight side yards |
| Green + chipping fringe | 400–600 sq ft | Chips, bump-and-runs, flop shots |
| Full short-game complex | 600 sq ft + | Multiple cups, tiers, long breaking putts |
Every green is tuned to your preferred Stimpmeter roll speed — most homeowners land between 9 and 11 — and we verify the roll on the finished surface, not just on paper.
We walk the space and design the green around your yard and your short game — cups, breaks, and fringe placement.
Excavation, drainage, and a compacted aggregate base shaped into the exact contours of the final green.
Putting turf is stretched, seamed, and infilled; fringe turf and borders are cut in around it.
Our Inspected Twice standard: a crew-lead roll check, then a final walkthrough — putter in hand — with you.
We use non-toxic acrylic infill on the putting surface and pair the green with landscape turf borders & fringe so the whole complex drains as one system. Under it all sits a free-draining base engineered for freeze-thaw cycles — snow sits on top through winter, and the green putts true again the week it melts.
You choose. We tune the surface and infill to your preferred Stimpmeter roll speed — most homeowners land between 9 and 11, similar to a well-kept course green — and verify the roll before handoff.
Yes. The green is built on a compacted, free-draining sub-base aggregate so snowmelt drains through instead of freezing underneath. Snow sits on top all winter and the green putts true again in spring.
Most residential greens run 200 to 800 square feet with two to four cups. We design to your space and how you practice — a tight chipping-and-putting setup needs less room than a long lag-putt green.