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Those holes have appropriate drop zones that prevent tin cupping. They also have large, safe landing zones if you don't want to go for the green off the tee and you can choose to go after the safe par 3.
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This is where our personal tastes differ and we can agree to disagree. I don't like holes with that much power to ruin a round. 1/18th of your round shouldn't hold much more weight than 1/18th of your round. If all goes well, I'll be aiding design of a course next year and I can assure you...
Hole #9 (elevated basket) I don't like for golf. I think it's fun to play in league or with my buddies, but if my putter is under the basket on the low side, you have a very slim chance of making it. To me, it's like a ball golf hole that has a putt-putt type of green. Fun? Yes. But, as is...
This course shouldn't be anywhere near the discussion for the best in the world. Nor top 10. I've played it a few times and I'd give it a 4-star rating.
IMO, every par 4 on this course is bad golf, with the middle part of the "fairway" being luck. There are also a couple of the par 3's that...
This has always blown my mind. You're on the tee box of your final hole in a tournament round and your group comes in for the "nice round" and high-fives. Why do we do this? I played a lot of different sports growing up, team and individual, and in NONE of them do teams/players do this before...
Anybody know what time the Smashboxx stream starts today? It's continually counting down from 10 minutes... such a tease.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fLHWBwmk4I