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Backyard Putting Greens in Oklahoma City
Putting Green Installation, Hole by Hole
We build custom putting greens in backyards and side yards across the Oklahoma City metro.
Laid Out by a 20-Year Golfer
Our owner has golfed for 20 years, and he lays out each green to get the most practice out of the space you have. Your green comes with our one-year workmanship warranty.
- Design and hole layout. We measure your yard and talk through how you practice: lag putts, short putts or chipping. Then we place the cups and shape the green to fit the space, down to a narrow side yard.
- Excavation and base. We dig out the sod and build a compacted rock base. The base controls how the ball rolls, so we shape any slopes into it before the turf goes down.
- Putting turf and cups. We lay putting turf on the green and a longer fringe turf around it. Then we cut in the cups and set the flags.
- Infill, roll and walkthrough. We add infill, brush it in and roll the green until the ball runs true. Then we putt it with you and show you the upkeep.
Synthetic Putting Greens for Oklahoma City Backyards
We install artificial putting greens in backyards, side yards and next to the patio across the Oklahoma City metro. Each home putting green is custom: you pick the size, the number of cups and how much fringe goes around it.
Putting green turf rolls at the same speed in July and January, and it drains after a storm. Add a hitting mat and longer fringe, and your backyard putting green doubles as a chipping green for your short game.
Putting Green Questions
Size it to the putts you want to practice. A side yard fits a narrow two-cup green, and an open backyard can take a multi-cup green with fringe for chipping.
Yes. We add a longer fringe around the green and a hitting mat, so you can practice chip shots from a few spots in the yard.
For a backyard, yes. A real bentgrass green needs mowing most days and heavy watering, and it struggles through an Oklahoma summer. A synthetic green putts at the same speed all year.
Yes. Synthetic turf doesn't need sun, so you can put a green under a shade tree like the one in our banner photo. Clear the leaves with a blower to keep the ball rolling true.
Blow off leaves and debris, brush the green every few weeks and top up the infill about once a year. You won't mow or water it.
Yes. We build the green into a larger turf install, with fringe turf that blends into the rest of the lawn.
