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By klineka ·
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By klineka ·
Gotcha. Still surprised those were that slow too, those are usually some of the quicker/nicer maintained greens of the public courses I play. -
By DaveP043 ·
I go every year for Thanksgiving, this year I'll be arriving on 11/15 with 3 buddies. Conditions have always been pretty good, greens are always near-perfect. The only downside is that some courses will have overseeded, and they generally keep the fairways pretty wet while the rye gets started. -
By Elmer ·
before my home course put millions into maintenance, we had a local rule used by the league that you could improve your lie. The course has dry spots of hard clay, no grass, unfilled divots in the fairway. Since the bunkers filled with rocks and other stuff and never raked, we were allowed to lift and place. The idea was going head to head in matches I want my opponent to have the best lie and shot opportunity. I dont want to win a match because my opponents fairway shot is buried in a divot. Now that the course is well maintained we dont have to rely on that rule as much. -
By Elmer ·
"Golf is often called a gentleman's game because of its emphasis on etiquette, sportsmanship, and respect for fellow players and the course. Golfers are expected to adhere to a code of conduct that includes honesty, integrity, and consideration for others on the course." it amazes me for the right number, how quickly people will forget human rights violations, compromise their integrity and virtues all in the name of "growing the sport" (which we know not to be true)
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