Why do so many Carolina Shores homes have backyard putting greens?
Because there's no course inside the town itself, so residents who want daily golf without driving put a green in the yard instead, and with 53.5 percent of the population 65 or older, most of those greens see regular, careful play rather than occasional weekend use. TIMELESS Turf Restoration clears the green and fringe, top-dresses with kiln-dried green sand, brushes it in evenly and rolls the surface in Carolina Shores.
A green instead of a drive
Carolina Shores has no course of its own, but Brunswick Plantation, The Pearl, Meadowlands and Farmstead are minutes away. With 53.5 percent of residents 65 or older, a lot of households choose a backyard green over the daily drive.
Eight subdivisions, eight committees, one cleaning rule
Carolina Shores runs mostly on private covenant across eight subdivisions, each with its own architectural review committee. Routine restoration, clearing, top-dressing, brushing, rolling, doesn't trigger a submittal; a repair or footprint change sometimes does, and we'll flag it on the quote first.
Flat lots, a hardpan underneath
Carolina Shores sits on sandy flatwoods soil with a hardpan within about 30 inches and very little slope. A backyard green here needs a real drainage layer under the sand, or it holds water the way the rest of the yard does.
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