Custom putting greens built for Arkansas weather—drainage-first planning, clean edges, and true roll that holds up over time.
Arkansas rain and unpredictable weather make drainage planning non-negotiable. A putting green can fail when water has nowhere to go, when the base isn’t protected during critical phases, or when edges aren’t designed to stay clean against surrounding sod and landscape beds. We plan these details up front so the green plays right and stays sharp.
contours, cup placement, fringe, access, and surrounding landscape transitions
stable base layers designed for drainage and long-term compaction
water movement planned before aesthetics
tight seams, consistent grain direction, clean cuts
cup setting, top finish, final roll check and cleanup
Many putting greens look fine on day one but develop problems later. The most common issues come from shortcuts under the surface and poor edge planning.
ans How much space do I need for a putting green?
ans How do you handle drainage in heavy rain?
ans Will the ball roll true like a real green?
ans Can you build slopes and breaks?
ans What maintenance is required?
ans Do you install fringe and chipping areas?
ans How long does installation take?
ans Can you help with design remotely?
Tell us your city, approximate space, and what you want to practice. We’ll recommend a layout and build approach that fits your property and plays the way it should.
