- Pick out the area of your yard where you want your green. Choose an open area, keeping in mind the amount of sun and shade — a sunny spot works best.
- Dig out your green, usually about 6–8″ deep, plus additional width for fringe and rough.
- Cover the area with landscape fabric to prevent future weeds from popping up.
- Fill with road gravel as a base for water drainage, top with fine gravel, and level the surface as you go.
- Using a post hole digger, make holes and place the cups.
- Carefully place the bermuda turf and secure the edges and seams with staples, then edge carefully.
- Add fringe or rough with centipede turf for short game practice and to blend with the rest of the yard.
- Cut out the cup holes from the turf. Water and enjoy!
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