Turf Miami · Miami & South Florida
Custom contours and a tailored layout that bring practice into your own landscape.
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A practice space designed to belong in your yard.
A putting green should fit both your practice goals and the landscape around it. Some owners want short, straightforward putts; others prefer changes in direction and contour. Tell us what you want to practice and how the surrounding yard will be used before we discuss the layout.
Turf Miami plans custom putting greens across South Florida around the available space and site conditions. We review the surface, base, cup positions and transitions as one system. The proposal defines the agreed design and materials; the turf’s appearance alone does not determine how a ball will roll.
Where it works
Installation & care
We discuss the putting distances and directions you want within the available space. Cup placement, contours and the surrounding fringe work together, while nearby paths and planting beds affect the boundaries. Share any chipping intentions separately so the discussion can include space, material choice and where balls may travel.
A putting surface depends on the preparation beneath it. We review finished levels, base conditions and drainage before defining the design. Surface selection, contouring and any product-specific infill also influence roll. The agreed specification should describe the surface, preparation, contours and any product-specific infill.
Leaves, debris, wear and changes to the surface can affect practice. Follow the selected product’s recommendations for brushing, cleaning and any infill care, and keep cups and drainage routes clear. Check surface conditions after heavy use or storms; artificial turf also becomes hotter in direct sun.
From idea to finish
The exact scope and timing are confirmed only after the site and project requirements are understood.
Share the putts you want to practice, the available space and how the green should connect with the yard.
We review measurements, cup positions, contours and drainage before proposing the surface and the preparation beneath it.
The base, selected surface, cups and fringe follow the accepted design and the chosen materials’ installation requirements.
Walk through the green, review the agreed layout and receive care guidance for the surface, cups and surrounding fringe.
Before your quote
Final scope and price are confirmed after measuring and reviewing the site.
Before your quote
General guidance before a project-specific recommendation and site evaluation.
The layout can be planned around your goals and the available space. We discuss putting directions, distances and contour preferences during the site review. The final design depends on the site and the system selected for the installation.
The selected putting surface, base preparation, contours, product-specific infill and maintenance all influence roll. Different systems behave differently. Discuss your practice expectations before choosing materials; a photo or the words putting green do not establish a particular playing speed.
Yes, the design can include transitions to fringe turf, paths and existing landscape features. We review those edges and how people move through the space. Share plans for family use or nearby activities so the layout accounts for more than putting.
Keep debris off the surface and cups, follow the selected product’s brushing and cleaning instructions, and maintain any specified infill. Check edges and drainage after storms. The care routine depends on the system and use, rather than a maintenance-free promise.
Work from our gallery
A multi-cup putting surface integrated into the surrounding waterfront landscape.
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