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Yes, in Turkish grammer when forming a sentence wod order should be Subject - Object - Verb. But if you change the order, generally, the meaning does not change and people understand you. In English it may seems very strage if you change word order, as "I home go". But In Turkish you can change everything  except adjectives before nouns, that's why I said "generally".
In consequence, you can change the word order, but better Turkish is using subj - obj - verb word order 
I've remembered an advertisement on TV. They say,
Turkcell'le bağlan hayata
Hayata bağlan Turkcell'le
Bağlan Turkcell'le hayata
"Connect life with Turkcell", a GSM operator ad, they're singing and telling these sentences. These three sentences have same meaning. They only change word order, but meaning is still the same 
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