Putting Greens · Loughborough & Charnwood

Putting Greens across Charnwood.

A garden putting green is a different discipline from a lawn: a short, dense putting pile over a base shaped and compacted until the roll is true, with breaks built in on purpose rather than by accident. We build greens from a simple two-cup practice patch to shaped multi-break greens with fringe surrounds — and yes, they get used every day in a way gym equipment never does.

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Putting Greens — recent work by Artificial Grass King

What you get

What is included.

Dedicated putting-surface pile — short, dense, true-rolling
Base shaped and compacted for flat or deliberately breaking putts
Regulation cups and flags set in — as many holes as the shape allows
Fringe grass surround cut in for chipping collars and a finished look
Speed adjusted by sand dressing — told to you so you can maintain it
Practice tees and chipping mats positioned to suit the garden

Pricing

What affects the quote.

Green size and shape
Flat practice green vs shaped breaks
Number of cups
Fringe and surround detailing
Access and base build-up needed

Coverage

Putting Greens across all of Charnwood.

Straight answers

Things people ask about putting greens.

Does a garden putting green roll like a real green?

A proper putting pile on a shaped, compacted base rolls true and quick — speed is tuned with sand dressing. What it will not do is repair pitch marks, because there are none: it is the same surface every single day.

How big does a putting green need to be?

Useful practice starts around three metres by two — enough for one cup and honest six-footers. Bigger buys you breaks, multiple cups and chipping room; we shape to the space you have.

Can I chip onto it?

Yes — the surface takes lofted chips happily, and a fringe collar gives you the up-and-down game too. Full wedge shots from distance are asking a lot of any synthetic green; short game is its sweet spot.

How much maintenance does it need?

A brush to keep the pile standing, leaves off it, and an occasional top-up of the sand dressing to hold your preferred speed. Minutes a month, not greenkeeping.

Can it double as a play lawn?

The putting surface is a specialist short pile — fine to walk and play on, but if the garden needs a family lawn too, the usual answer is a green plus lawn combination, which we design as one job.

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