Golf green for landscape architects
Why include a green in your projects?
✔ A distinctive proposal for your golfing clients
✔ A green surface with no mowing or watering
✔ Shapes, slopes and fringe designed around your plan
✔ Design and installation by a specialist
Examples of greens integrated into gardens
Before / after
A custom green in your design, from 20 m² to 2,000 m²
Updated on 10 November 2026
Designing a garden for a client who plays golf? Quick Golf helps you integrate a custom synthetic golf green into your scheme: putting green, pitching green with bunker, tee areas or hitting mats. Shapes, slopes, number of holes and fringe are designed to match your project.
Founded by Quentin de Valensart, a former professional golfer, Quick Golf Company builds its greens with its own teams and Belgian-made turf, guaranteed for 10 years against UV discolouration.
For common technical details, see our synthetic golf green FAQ.
Through Quicksports, we have broadened our expertise and now offer our services for all sports, as well as creating gardens with “real fake grass”
What we take care of
Advice
A site visit, an assessment of contours, access and drainage, then the plan for the green.
Installation
Groundwork, foundation, edging and installation carried out by our own teams.
Maintenance
Maintenance instructions provided at the end of the work: no mowing or watering, regular blowing and brushing.
Sites and constraints
Sloping sites, narrow gardens, wooded areas, terraces and roof terraces: our greens are already installed in these settings. Levels are corrected during the groundwork, with retaining structures if necessary. The green can cover inspection chambers and fit around existing features. We work in Belgium, Luxembourg and France.
A green that fits the garden design
A green is designed as an element of the garden: its curves can echo a path, a hedge or a terrace. The fringe, a longer synthetic turf, provides the visual transition to the lawn or flower beds.
Edging is buried if the green is surrounded by lawn, or above ground if it borders flower beds. A practice bunker, hitting mats or a tee area can be planned from the design stage to keep ball flights and walkways safe.
For an indoor space, we also build custom putting greens and golf simulators.
For sports pitches (football, hockey, rugby…), discover our Quicksports division.
Which type of green to specify?
The choice depends on the available space and how your client plays. This table sums up the differences to take into account in your design.
| Putting green | Pitching green | |
|---|---|---|
| Shots practised | Putting, chip-and-run | Putting, approaches, lobs, bunker shots |
| Surface | Short two-tone fibre | Sand-filled fibre (28 kg of sand/m²) and shock-absorbing underlay |
| Ball roll | ± 3 m (± Stimp 10) | Nearly 3 m |
| Space | Small areas, close to the house | Hitting areas and clearances required |
| Indicative price | €150 to €175 excl. VAT/m² | ± €200 excl. VAT/m² |
A putting green fits easily close to the house. A pitching green needs more room for hitting areas and ball flight: this should be planned in the site layout. Allow on average one hole per 10 m² of green.
How we work together
1. Project study. Send us the location, approximate dimensions, a few photos, the access and your client’s intended use. We then take measurements on site and draw up a free, detailed quote.
2. Design and plans. If the quote is accepted, we draw the green on the ground and produce the plans: contour lines, design, slopes. They are approved before the schedule is set.
3. Structural work. Cutting out the existing grass, groundwork and shaping with a mini-excavator, edging, sleeves for the holes, geotextile, then a stable base of gravel or stabilised aggregate.
4. Installation and finishing. Setting the cups, shock-absorbing underlay, laying and joining the green and fringe, edge finishing, and sand filling if the green is sand-filled. A green of less than 50 m² generally takes 3 days on site.
Foundation, drainage and finishing
The quality of a green depends on what you cannot see. At Quick Golf, water passes through the permeable turf and then through a free-draining foundation of gravel or stabilised aggregate, laid on a geotextile. The drainage solution is adapted to the garden’s soil and levels from the design stage.
- Putting green: short two-tone fibre, ball roll of about Stimp 10.
- Pitching green: sand-filled fibre (28 kg of sand/m²) and shock-absorbing underlay.
- Fibres: mostly polyethylene, guaranteed for 10 years against UV discolouration.
- Maintenance: no mowing, watering or fertilising; regular blowing and brushing.
Want to show the product to your client? Drop by our showroom in Overijse or request free samples.
What our clients say
Frequently asked questions
How much space should be allowed for a green in a landscape design?
There is no minimum size. The usable shape, the access and the playing distances matter as much as the square metres. A pitching green also needs room for hitting areas and ball flight. Allow on average one hole per 10 m².
How is water drained away?
Water passes through the permeable turf and then through the free-draining foundation of gravel or stabilised aggregate, laid on a geotextile. The drainage is adapted to the garden’s soil and levels from the design stage.
Can a green be installed on a slope or a roof?
Yes, levels are corrected during the groundwork, with retaining structures if needed. Our greens are already installed on rooftops, sloping gardens and narrow spaces.
How does the green connect to the rest of the garden?
Every green has buried edging if it is surrounded by lawn, or above-ground edging if it borders flower beds. The fringe provides the visual transition to the garden.
What indicative price should be budgeted?
A synthetic putting green costs about €150 to €175 excl. VAT/m² and a pitching green about €200 excl. VAT/m². The final price depends on the size, access, groundwork and options: request a free quote.
Let's talk about your next project
A green designed to fit your project
Every project starts with a site visit and a 100% free quote.
- Assessment of contours, access and drainage
- Plans and slopes approved before work starts
- Free samples of our Belgian-made turf
- Visit to our Overijse showroom by appointment