Artificial turf & putting greens
We are the exclusive installer for SouthWest Greens on the island of Oʻahu.
SouthWest Greens is a leader in the artificial grass industry, with over 25 PGA pros owning and endorsing their putting greens.
We can provide designs, quotes, and installation for dog runs, putting greens, and artificial lawns.
SouthWest Greens' synthetic turf home putting greens and backyard golf greens set the industry standard for performance, looks, durability and environmental consciousness. Our home golf greens, both indoor and backyard, are made from the industry's finest artificial grass.
Installations remain green and pristine year-round no matter the weather, and require no watering, fertilizing or mowing. Ever.
SouthWest Greens has perfected the art of designing and installing premium synthetic lawns and landscaping. Using the finest synthetic product on the market, Golden Bear Grass™, we can simulate the look, feel and performance of natural grass in virtually any home or business environment, under the most extreme soil and weather conditions.
Golden Bear Grass never needs to be mowed, watered or fertilized to look great, every day of the week.
Our playground turf provides a safe, comfortable, high-performance surface for day care and common-area playgrounds as well as backyard play areas. It is an excellent choice for high-traffic, heavy-use areas where low maintenance and water conservation matter.
Because the surface is consistent and predictable, it is far safer than traditional grass, guarding against injuries caused by uneven ground and weather.
Few areas demand the durability and drainage of those that house pets. Golden Bear Grass Pet Turf uses a backing system based on Duraflo technology for superior flow-through drainage.
It is 100 percent recyclable, and perfect for kennels, backyards and commercial pet resorts, playable 365 days a year.
Installations
Free estimates
Complete a short request and we typically respond within one business day. Prefer to talk it through? Call the office.
