You can, however, create a top-notch everyday green right outside your back door. Mike Heminger, owner of Leesburg, Indiana-based Real Green Inc. agrees. You really don't need any high tech stuff for a little home green. Before you start your green, you may want to consider contacting a local golf pro or superintendent to seek their advice. Your county extension office can also provide help concerning your local soil conditions, which can prevent climate and soil related mistakes.
Sufficient drainage is the key.
Don't position the green at a low level in your yard, as standing water will encourage root rot and other diseases. If possible, you should also place the green in a sunny spot. An area surrounded by trees with little air circulation may increase the chances of disease. Real Green Company Inc. Prepping and smoothing out the ground is essential to create a level green. Once you've chosen your green's location, you need to decide on its size.