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thecraw
Guest
If you had the choice to play any type of course what would you opt to play?
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
Links for me, which is a bit frustrating as I live about as far away from the coast as is possible in the UK lol
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thecraw
Guest
I have opted for links.
Aztecs27
Money List Winner
Probably Heathland, but then I've never played a links course, so I can't include that. I suspect that my answer would change to Links once I've played one though.
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
parkland, with big mature trees, lakes, rivers,wildlife at every turn and a dash of sunshine on a still day.
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
yeah nothing like standing getting the head blown off you with wind and the rain belting in your face as you stomp around in the roughest of the rough rough stuff hoping to stand on your ball.
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Alex1975
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richart
Major Champion
Links for me, just love the challenge, and no trees to hit ten yards in front of the tee. Anyone in the South that hasn't played links golf get yourself down to Saunton.
Anyone in the South that hasn't played links golf get yourself down to Saunton.
StrangelyBrown
Tour Winner
Parkland for me thanks 
Monty_Brown
Tour Rookie
Heathland for me.. combines some of my favourite elements of all types.
Love the old school courses with tight springy turf, and a backdrop of mature trees around the greens.
Links is pure, I know, but just doesn't do it for me in the same way.
Love the old school courses with tight springy turf, and a backdrop of mature trees around the greens.
Links is pure, I know, but just doesn't do it for me in the same way.
Monty_Brown
Tour Rookie
BTW, had to laugh at the American description "sand and water everywhere". In no way does that colour anyone's judgement before voting! 
Quite right though. Sand, water and spittle everywhere.
Quite right though. Sand, water and spittle everywhere.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Heathland is beautiful. I can't see why Parkland would be more popular than heathland. Whilst I like links, I have played too few courses to really appreciate it, and always find it an anti climax when I turn away from the sea.
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
BTW, had to laugh at the American description "sand and water everywhere". In no way does that colour anyone's judgement before voting!
Quite right though. Sand, water and spittle everywhere.
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garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
some of the sea views can be breathtaking but as you say when your not looking at the sea theres in all honesty not a lot to look at and every course can seemly blend into one big links course in your head.
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thecraw
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Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Heathland for me.
Really don't get Links - it looks to me like chasing a ball around a desolate landscape...... Not appealing at all.
Really don't get Links - it looks to me like chasing a ball around a desolate landscape...... Not appealing at all.
FairwayDodger
Money List Winner
Voted for Heathland but you can't make me choose - love em all!
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
its like golf on mars with dodgey grass! theres going to be some die-hards not happy with these descriptions.
Monty_Brown
Tour Rookie
Qwerty
Tour Winner
Links for me.
I enjoy the different types of shot you're required to play, The greens are usually superb and consistent and you get to play decent golf throughout winter.
I always seem to score well on links courses, I put this down to the fact that you can get the Texas wedge out on links, this take my usually crap short game out of the equation!
I enjoy the different types of shot you're required to play, The greens are usually superb and consistent and you get to play decent golf throughout winter.
I always seem to score well on links courses, I put this down to the fact that you can get the Texas wedge out on links, this take my usually crap short game out of the equation!
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