
Chandler Putting Greens
A practice green out back, with breaks you can read and a roll that stays true.
A backyard putting green is a small project with a lot of detail. The base gets shaped into gentle breaks before any turf goes down, because the turf itself can't create slope.
Putting turf is shorter and denser than lawn turf. We set the cups, wrap the edges with a collar of fringe turf, and add sand infill to tune how fast the ball rolls.
Chandler has plenty of golfers, including residents of golf communities like Sunbird, Solera Chandler and Springfield. Many of them want a green to practice on without driving to the course.


Rolls and tiers shaped into the base so every putt reads differently.

Taller turf around the green that frames it and catches long putts.

A tee-line or bunker-look pad for short-game practice.

A green set where you can putt from the shade of the patio.
| Size | What fits | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Small | One or two cups, gentle break | Daily short-putt practice |
| Medium | Three cups, two breaks, fringe | Distance control and reads |
| Large | Four or more cups, tiers, chipping pad | Full short-game practice |
Big enough for the putts you want to practice. Even a small green with one or two cups and a gentle break gets daily use. We'll suggest a size after seeing the yard.
Yes. Breaks are built into the base with compacted material before the turf goes down.
Turf choice and sand infill set the speed. We tune it during installation and can adjust it later.
A light brushing and a blow-off every few weeks keep it rolling true. Topping off infill now and then helps too.
Tell us where you'd put the green and what part of your game needs work. We'll design a layout.
Free estimate, no obligation