About the service
Turning an ordinary backyard corner into a full short-game practice area is what this service delivers, start to finish. Every green begins with a site walk to check drainage, slope, and sun exposure, because a green that puddles after rain or bakes out in full sun within a season is a wasted investment. The base is built in layers — compacted crushed stone, a shaped sand or stone-dust cushion, and a perforated drain line tied into the yard's existing runoff — before any turf is unrolled, since a green is only as good as what is underneath it. Turf selection focuses on putting-specific pile: a short, dense, true-rolling nap rather than generic landscape grass, so ball speed stays consistent from edge to edge. Contours are shaped into the base itself, not faked with foam risers, giving real breaks that read the way a natural green would. Cups are set at working depths with proper cup-cutter tools, collars are trimmed clean, and fringe transitions are blended so mowing lines disappear. Portfolio work spans single-cup practice pads, multi-tier greens with two or three holes, and fringe-and-collar chipping aprons built around an existing lawn. Typical turnaround runs about a week from base excavation to final seam and infill brushing, weather permitting, with a walkthrough at completion covering care, brushing direction, and infill top-ups. References and photos of finished contoured greens are available on request before booking.
