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More orange than I'm used to seeing in a golf course. Irish Open coming up. Just click on play, it'll open in a new window/tab.

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More orange than I'm used to seeing in a golf course. Irish Open coming up. Just click on play, it'll open in a new window/tab.

That's cool. It would have been cooler if more of the course was visible (they seemed to focus on that par three).

The orange stuff is actually more yellow and is the gorse, yes?

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The orange (or yellow, I agree that's more accurate) stuff is indeed gorse.  While its rather attractive when in bloom, gorse is a malevolent, evil, thorny shrub of immense strength and resilience.  Its thorns are incredibly sharp, and stick out well past the blossoms.  Can you tell I've hit a few balls into the gorse in my life??

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Well, whadayya know, it is yellow. And goes good with U2. It's an Irish thing...

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More photos:

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On 5/26/2015 at 8:20 AM, iacas said:

 

That's cool. It would have been cooler if more of the course was visible (they seemed to focus on that par three).

 

The orange stuff is actually more yellow and is the gorse, yes?

 

On 5/26/2015 at 8:34 AM, DaveP043 said:

The orange (or yellow, I agree that's more accurate) stuff is indeed gorse.  While its rather attractive when in bloom, gorse is a malevolent, evil, thorny shrub of immense strength and resilience.  Its thorns are incredibly sharp, and stick out well past the blossoms.  Can you tell I've hit a few balls into the gorse in my life??

 

Also called Furze on that side of the Irish Sea. Smells nice in bloom too - like coconut, but a large bush or patch is effectively a water hazard as far as I'm concerned.

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