Begin with the practice you want
Think about the putts you want to practise, the available space and how the rest of the household uses the yard. That brief is more useful than choosing a size solely from a photo.
We’ll discuss the green, fringe, cup locations and surrounding edges as part of one layout. The cost depends on that layout and the work required to prepare the ground.
Ask for the whole scope
Your estimate should identify the turf, base preparation, cups, fringe and agreed finishing work. Confirm what is included in removal and cleanup, and ask how changes to the design would be handled.
A rough sketch and photos are useful for the first conversation. We’ll then look at the actual site before finalising a project-specific estimate.
What affects the price
- Green size and shapeCurves, approaches and the balance of green and fringe affect material use.
- Playing featuresDiscuss cup positions, contours and the type of practice you want.
- Preparation and accessExcavation, disposal, levels and the access route influence installation work.
- Surrounding workAgree whether borders, paths or other landscaping are part of the quote.
