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Golf putting greens
Garden putting greens with real contours, breaks and as many pin positions as the space allows, built on a shaped, free-draining base. Installed by our own teams across London, Surrey and Hertfordshire.
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Designed around your game
We shape each green around the way you want to practise, with contours, slopes and pin positions that make it worth coming back to.
Putting green options
Built from the ground up
The quality of your putting green is determined by what's beneath the grass. We carefully prepare, shape and construct the base to create the right levels, contours and drainage for a smooth, consistent and realistic ball roll.
Why the base matters
Designed for performance.By carefully shaping and compacting the base, we can create subtle or challenging breaks, smooth levels and realistic contours that make your putting green more enjoyable and more useful for practice.
Make it yours
Every garden is different, and so is every golfer. Tell us how you want to play and we will design the layout, features and finish around it.

More than a putting green
We also design and build the garden around the green, so the whole space comes together under one team and one quote.
Putting surfaces
A putting surface is a different product from a lawn: a very short, very dense pile made for ball roll. We use a longer grass for the fringe so the green reads properly.

A short 16 mm curled pile with an extremely high stitch rate, rolling at a Stimp rating of 10.

A polyamide monofilament putting grass at around 71,400 tufts per m², for home and commercial greens.

A 24 mm surface where the green doubles as a general practice area.
Real putting greens we have built
Putting greens our own teams have built. Each one is shaped to the space and the way the owner wants to play.
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A long practice strip along the fence
A green laid up to the decking
A green framed by pavingReal customer reviews
Customers we have built putting greens for, in their own words.
★★★★★
“I employed this company to supply and fit an artificial putting green in my back garden. … The guys were extremely professional and I could not be happier with the result. …”
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“Good communication and quick professional installation. Would recommend if you are looking for artifical lawn/golf putting turf.”
★★★★★
“Very happy to have chosen My Lovely Lawn - a fresh and energetic team who were professional in designing my back garden golf course and suggested plenty of ideas. They sent me some large samples so I could evaluate the colours and test the grass for myself. …”
★★★★★
“We had terrible drainage and worms ruining our lawn. Dilan & Adam have dramatically changed my garden, planning with precision. My wife and I are happy and am enjoying the putting green a lot. Fully recommended”
What does a putting green cost?
A putting green is priced on its design, not by the square metre. Size, shaping and the features you choose decide the total, so we design and price each green around your garden and how you want to play.
What decides the price
From garden to green
We make it easy to go from an idea to a finished green, with clear communication at every step.
Why golfers choose My Lovely Lawn
We combine specialist putting-green construction with full landscaping expertise to create a premium result that looks incredible, performs beautifully and lasts for years.
Putting green questions
Answers to the questions golfers ask us most. If yours is not here, just ask.
Fifteen square metres gives a usable two-hole green for short putts. Thirty to forty gives you real length and room for breaks, which is where practice starts to transfer to the course. Shape matters more than size: a long, narrow strip along a fence often plays better than a square of the same area. Send a photo and rough measurements and we will tell you honestly what the space can hold.
It depends on the design. The area sets most of the total, and contouring is what pushes it up, because breaks and tiers are shaped into the base by hand. Cups, flags and a fringe are small items by comparison. Send your address and a few photos and we will send a fixed, itemised price including VAT, usually the same day.
That is the whole job, and it is decided by the base rather than the grass. We build and compact the sub-base in layers, shape the contours into it, and lay Pinnacle Golf at 16 mm over the top, which rolls at a Stimp rating of 10: club green pace.
Yes, and most people want them. Borrows and tiers are shaped into the sub-base before the turf goes on, so they are permanent. Tell us whether you want it to read like a specific course or simply to give varied practice, and we will shape it accordingly.
Yes. Cups are set into the base and can be repositioned, so a green can carry two, three or more pin positions. Most gardens end up with three, which gives enough variety without crowding the surface.
Onto the green, yes, if there is room to stand back. A dedicated chipping approach in a longer grass is a nice addition where space allows, and it is the part most people use more than they expected.
Yes. The backing is perforated and the sub-base is built to drain, so the surface is playable within hours rather than closed for days. That is the main practical gain over a natural practice green.
Brush the pile occasionally and keep leaves off it. There is no mowing, no rolling, no top dressing and no greenkeeper. Infill on the putting surface is minimal by design, because sand slows the roll.
Usually two to four days, depending on how much contouring the green has. We measure most gardens from photos and satellite imagery, so we can often price it in writing without a visit.
Yes. We post up to five samples free, including the putting turf and the fringe grass, so you can see the difference in pile height before you decide.
Areas we cover
We install across London, Surrey and Hertfordshire with our own teams, and take on commercial, school and sports projects across London and the South East.
Popular areas we cover, including but not limited to:
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Send your address and a photo of the space and we will price it in writing, often the same day. Five free samples, including the putting turf, so you can feel the difference first.