Finished installation from Turf Miami’s project gallery.
The finished space
A putting surface within the landscape.
This completed putting green has a shaped outline and several practice cups. A contrasting turf fringe follows its perimeter, with water and vegetation visible in the surrounding landscape. The photograph shows the finished layout and the relationship between the green and the space around it.
A shaped putting surface
The green has an irregular outline, with curved edges that distinguish the putting surface from the surrounding turf.
Multiple practice cups
Several cups with flags are visible across the finished surface, showing the different cup positions within the layout.
Green and fringe transition
A contrasting turf fringe borders the putting surface and connects it visually with the surrounding outdoor area.
Planning a similar space
Start with your site’s conditions.
For your own project, the site visit defines the product, preparation and finishing details. The points below are planning guidance for a similar space.
For a similar putting green, share the putting distances and directions you want to practice. Available space, cup positions and nearby activities help shape the proposed layout.
Review site levels, base conditions and drainage before agreeing on a surface or contours. Your written proposal should identify the preparation and details of the selected system.
Discuss the transitions to surrounding turf, paths and planting areas, along with access for care. Follow the selected surface's cleaning, brushing and cup-maintenance guidance.
