Kingdom Turf Co. · Installation services
A convincing putting green starts below the playing surface. We plan the footprint, grade and cup locations so the surface fits your yard rather than looking like a practice mat dropped into it.
Serving Augusta, Columbia, Aiken and surrounding markets; considering projects throughout the Southeast and beyond.
Breaks and slopes come from the prepared sub-base and compacted aggregate—not from loose material shifting under the turf. We discuss intended putt lengths, available room, approach shots and how much variety you want before shaping the green.
Putting turf is joined to a surrounding fringe or lawn surface with planned seams and borders. Cups, flags and perimeter details are laid out before the turf is finally fixed. Nearby patios, trees and existing drainage can affect the shape.
A home green is built to the dimensions available and the play experience you want. A small practice green can focus on short putting; a larger area may allow multiple breaks and cup positions. We clarify those expectations before quoting materials or promising roll performance.
Questions we hear
Yes. Fringe turf can transition the putting surface into a lawn or hardscape. Its width and seam layout are planned around the actual footprint.
That depends on the usable area, contours and intended practice. We help choose cup positions during design rather than promising a fixed number online.
Start with your space
Photos help, but they aren't required. An approximate area or even “I'm not sure” is enough to begin. Final pricing comes after a measured, site-specific estimate.
