Putting Greens

Synthetic grass products for golf putting greens in Elkhart, IN

How much does it cost to install a putting green in your backyard?

For a nice medium sized putting green, you can expect to pay on average about $4,300. That price will get you a great 200 square foot putting green. For a 500 square foot area, double the cost approx. and expect to pay around $9,000.

A smaller 100 square foot putting green will only cost about $2,000 or $3,000. But most contractors charge between $18 and $25 per square foot. Shop around to get the best price and the most professional installation possible.

How do I get a putting green in my backyard?

There are several steps involved if you want to do it yourself. First, you need to choose where the green will go. Then you need to dig down about 10 inches and add some contour to the green if you want a little challenge.

Next, you need to install a drainage network to the green does not flood. This needs to be done carefully as mistakes can damage your putting green with the first rain. Finally, you add some sand and seed. Or you can call the Turf Installation Pros to do it all for you except the site selection.

How much does it cost to make a golf green?

Doing it yourself will save you a lot of money. You won’t be paying for labor, and other built-in contractor fees so your costs are going to be lower than what was quoted above. But if you want the putting green done right and to your satisfaction it is best to pay the expense above and have the pros do it for you.

Their cost will usually be charged per square foot to cover all the labor and design techniques needed to make your putting green the best it can be.

How big should a backyard putting green be?

This is going to be totally up to you. If you just want something to practice your putting stance and stroke then a small 100 square foot putting green will be sufficient. If you want more of a challenge, you can go 200 square feet to 500 square feet or larger.

One factor that comes into play will be the size of your back yard. The green should fit comfortably inside the boundaries your back yard has. Also, you would need some space surrounding the green for walking and other activities when the green is not in use.

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