Skip to content
Top quality turf in Georgia, the Carolinas, Alabama & North Florida
Sodmasters Turf Farm™

Quality turfgrass sod, grown right here in the Southeast.

From home lawns to golf courses and sports fields, Sodmasters grows grass varieties that perform to the highest standards.

Farms in Georgia & South Carolina Delivering to AL, NC & North FL Tennessee farm coming soon
About our company

Sod grown by a family that farms with purpose.

At Sodmasters Turf Farm™, we provide professionals and homeowners with a superior line of turfgrasses to fit even the most demanding landscaping projects.

Grown sustainably on historic Whitehall Plantation in Montrose, Georgia and on our farm in Bennettsville, South Carolina, our sod creates a lush, green lawn that instantly beautifies your home or landscape project.

Sprayer working a Sodmasters sod field at sunset
2014First sod fields planted at Whitehall
900 acresSod production in Bennettsville, SC
7 varietiesBermuda, Zoysia, Centipede & St. Augustine
5 statesGA, SC, NC, AL & North Florida
Map of Sodmasters farms in Georgia and South Carolina, with Tennessee coming soon
Find a location near you

Grass for the Southeast

Sodmasters has farms in Georgia and South Carolina — and Tennessee is coming soon. We also deliver to Alabama, North Carolina and North Florida.

Plus our Landscape Center in Woodstock, GA, for pickup, landscape supplies and expert advice.

Our legacy

Rooted in a long tradition of Georgia agriculture.

Sodmasters Turf Farm is headquartered on historic Whitehall Plantation, where the land has been farmed since 1847.

The Whitehall house in Montrose, Georgia

Whitehall through the years

1847

A family settles

Following the War of 1812, Joseph McKee White set out with his family and a few workers from his home in South Carolina, traveling through central Georgia on his way toward Mississippi. According to family lore, White was so impressed with the fertility of the soils of Laurens and Pulaski counties that he ended his search and settled along the line dividing the two counties.

1850

Whitehall is built

White and his wife built the great house, Whitehall, on a hill where the road from Haskins Crossings to Cochran bends. Designed by an English architect named Sessions, the 16-column house is built from heart pine, held together with drawn nails and wooden pegs, with 15-foot ceilings. Before the Civil War the plantation spanned some 22,000 acres — one of Georgia's largest strictly agricultural plantations.

1861

Feeding the South

Joseph McKee White was commissioned a major in the Provisional Army of the Confederate States. Rather than fight, it was felt he could better serve by raising food for the armies of the South.

1956

A birthday present

The White family sold Whitehall to Mr. & Mrs. John Richard Staley of Chicago. Mr. Staley, president of Quaker Oats, presented it to his wife Carol as a birthday present. The Staleys began renovating the Big House with modern wiring, heating and plumbing.

1966

A complete restoration

Architect Jackson O. Lamb of Montrose bought out his fellow investors and undertook a major restoration, adding crown moldings, ceiling medallions and imported chandeliers.

1970

The Cannon years

Lamb sold to Henry Cannon, a longtime executive with the Georgia Forestry Commission, and his wife Martha, who continued improving Whitehall inside and out.

1982

Back in the family

William K. (Bill) Holmes, great-great grandson of the original owner, purchased the property and much of the original plantation land, improving the grounds.

2004

The Bradbury family

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Bradbury purchased Whitehall and renovated and restored the Big House and property into the 21st century.

2014

Sodmasters begins

Whitehall's first turfgrass sod fields were planted — the beginning of Sodmasters.

2021

Growing beyond Georgia

Sodmasters purchased 900 acres in Bennettsville, SC for sod production, and Sodmasters Landscape Center opened in Woodstock, GA.

2022

First Carolina harvest

The first turfgrass sod was harvested in South Carolina, and work began on a Tennessee farm.

Proud members & partners

University of Georgia
University of Georgia
Sports Field Management Association
Sports Field Management Association
Carolinas Golf Course Superintendents Association
Carolinas Golf Course Superintendents Association
Georgia Crop Improvement Association
Georgia Crop Improvement Association
Turfgrass Producers International
Turfgrass Producers International
Urban Ag Council
Urban Ag Council
Ready when you are

Schedule your delivery

Fresh-cut sod, delivered from our farm to your project. Call us or send a request and our team will get back to you quickly.

Call Order Sod
Something went wrong. Reload 🗙

Rejoining the server...

Rejoin failed... trying again in seconds.

Failed to rejoin.
Please retry or reload the page.

The session has been paused by the server.

Failed to resume the session.
Please retry or reload the page.