Golf greens backyard

Once you’ve prepared the surface for the best putting greens, the hard work is almost done. Here’s how to get it right, DIY style!

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Golfstead is reader-supported. When you buy through links on the site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Our affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network and Amazon Associates.Putting is critical to lowering your scores in golf. And if you’re serious about improving your putting, being able to practice without needing to leave your house is a huge asset. This is where putting greens come in. While nets and enclosures allow you to hit irons…

Last summer, my family and I decided we wanted to add something fun and active to our backyard. We thought about different options but settled on creating a DIY putting green. Neither of us had much experience with landscaping or constructing sports areas, but we were eager to learn and excited for the challenge. We began searching for ideas and eventually found 15 DIY putting green ideas that seemed perfect for our backyard space and skill level. We carefully selected a design that didn't…

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Before transforming your backyard into a home putting green to rival the local courses, there are a few things you should consider first.

Artificial grass putting greens are ideal for almost any backyard or outdoor area. Improve your golf game with a professionally designed golf practice green.

Having your own putting green in your backyard makes it easy to practice putting in your spare time. A real putting green will require money, extensive labor, and constant attention. Even with diligence, a real green in your backyard may...

In 2024, backyard putting green costs are $20–$30 per sq. ft. for greens 400 sq. ft. and larger, while smaller areas (under 400 sq. ft.) typically exceed $30 per sq. ft.