Fort Worth
Putting Green in TCU Neighborhood.
The TCU neighborhood runs small-to-midsize lots and character homes that deserve a finished yard that stays sharp through every game-day tailgate.
What a putting green install looks like in TCU Neighborhood.
Backyard putting greens are custom work. Stimp speed tuned to your preference, fringe selected to match the look you want, undulation built into the base before the turf goes down. The end result plays like a real green because the base is built like one.
What's included
Tour-grade fringe, custom stimp speed, precision base with contour, cups and flags included.
On the ground in TCU Neighborhood
TCU neighborhood putting greens are almost always compact single-cup layouts given the smaller lot sizes, built to make the most of a limited footprint rather than a full practice course.
Why TCU Neighborhood clients choose Bearcat.
- Local. We're based in Aledo, serving TCU Neighborhood and the rest of Fort Worth directly — walkthroughs, warranty visits, and follow-up calls happen fast.
- Honest pricing. Fixed-price quotes. No surprises. No deposits over 50%.
- Proper base work. 3-4 inches of crushed stone, compacted in lifts, drained to slope. That's the difference between 15 years of good looks and a patch job at year 2.
- 15-year product warranty, 1-year install warranty. Family-owned. HUB Certified. Fully insured.
Free on-site consult · Fixed-price quote · No deposit to book · We reply within 1 business day
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