A Well-Designed Green Will Allow Anyone can design a flat green with a minimal amount of breaks. It takes an expert to design a green that can simulate every different kind of putt you could encounter on the golf course – short putts; long putts; straight putts; left to right; right to left; uphill; downhill; double breaks; 2-tiers – you name it. A well-designed green will let you practice any kind of putt you want. Without a good design, most of your putts will be flat or straight. You’ll also want to practice all kinds of approach shots – chips, pitches, bunker shots, and even full swings. The design of the green must accommodate these shots, as well. The sand traps, chipping and pitching areas must also be strategically placed in areas that give you a wide variety of shots. A pond can even be installed so you can hit approach shots over water. Lighting is also available so you can practice after the sun goes down.
At Land Pro, we take all of this into account. In our many years of experience designing and installing greens in the Northeast, we’ve learned how to efficiently provide a wide variety of shots to practice, without interfering with other parts of your property or compromising the safety of your home. The experts at Land Pro thoroughly understand the ground, grass, soil and drainage conditions of this region – which are much different than other parts of the country.
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All of these things must be considered, and
more importantly, how they will work in your backyard. Every yard
is different, and everyone has different tastes. Space is also
a concern, since it limits how much can be done. Safety is another
factor. You want to be careful about the location of your sand
trap. What happens if you skull one? Do you break a window, damage
your neighbor’s property or even
hit someone?