Backyard Bocce Courts Built for True Roll
Custom artificial turf bocce courts for homes, HOAs, clubs and senior communities across Florida. A level, fast-draining surface with clean borders, built by the team that has installed 600,000+ sq ft of turf.
Why Turf for Bocce?
Traditional oyster shell and clay courts need constant raking, rolling and weeding. A turf court plays consistently every day with almost no maintenance.
Consistent speed
A dense, low-pile putting-style turf gives a smooth, predictable roll from end to end.
No mud, no puddles
Water drains straight through the turf and base, so a Florida storm doesn't cancel game night.
Low maintenance
No shell to rake, no clay to roll and no weeds to pull. A quick brush and blow is all it needs.
Looks finished
Clean borders and a crisp green surface that complements your landscape and pavers.
Easy on the ball
No gouges or grit that wear down your bocce balls over time.
Multi-use
Doubles as a putting lane, kids' play strip or green accent when no one is playing.
From Base to First Game
A recent residential court: borders set, base compacted, weed barrier down, then turf installed.
Front Yard Bocce CourtPalmetto Bay
During
AfterHow We Build a Bocce Court
A great bocce court is all about a flat, stable base. Here is our process.
Layout & excavation
We mark the court size and excavate to the right depth for the base.
Borders
Concrete, timber or composite borders are set to frame the court and keep the ball in play.
Compacted base
Crushed aggregate is compacted in layers and screeded dead level for a true roll.
Weed barrier
A barrier goes down to stop weeds from coming up through the court.
Court turf
Low-pile, dense turf is rolled out, stretched tight and secured along the borders.
Infill & tune
Infill is brushed in and the surface is rolled and checked so the ball runs straight.
Court Sizes
We build to fit your space. Regulation courts run roughly 76 to 91 feet long and 10 to 13 feet wide. Most backyard courts are 40 to 60 feet long and 8 to 12 feet wide.
Backyard courts
Sized to your yard, side yard or front lawn, with borders that match the house.
Community courts
Full-length courts for HOAs, clubhouses, condos and senior living communities.
Commercial courts
Durable courts for restaurants, breweries, resorts and event spaces.
Add-ons: putting greens, paver seating areas, shade structures and landscape lighting for night games.
Bocce Gallery
Recent bocce court work, from backyards to community amenity centers.
Community Amenity CourtNaples
Front Yard Bocce CourtPalmetto Bay
Bocce Court FAQs
How much does a turf bocce court cost?
Cost depends on the court size, border material and site prep. We measure on site and give you a clear, itemized quote, with financing available.
How big should a backyard bocce court be?
Regulation courts are roughly 76 to 91 feet long and 10 to 13 feet wide, but most backyard courts are 40 to 60 feet long and 8 to 12 feet wide. We size it to your yard.
Is turf good for bocce?
Yes. A dense, low-pile turf over a level compacted base gives a smooth, consistent roll with far less maintenance than shell or clay.
What borders do you use?
We build with concrete, timber or composite borders depending on your style and budget.
How long does installation take?
Most residential courts are built in a few days, depending on size and site access.
What maintenance does it need?
Blow off leaves, brush the surface now and then and top off infill in high-use spots. No raking or rolling.
Do you build courts for HOAs and communities?
Yes. We build courts for HOAs, clubhouses, condos and senior communities, plus restaurants and resorts.
What areas do you serve?
Southwest Florida from Marco Island and Naples to Sarasota and Lakewood Ranch, plus Miami-Dade, including Palmetto Bay, Pinecrest and Coral Gables.
Ready for Game Night?
Book a free consultation and we will design a bocce court that fits your yard.