I've no problem if they do that on a few/several holes, especially if it's to 'require a risk/reward decision' by the golfer. Certainly a way to 'manage' the shot to the green on Par 4s without having to acquire more land!does that mean they stuck a load of bunkers in the middle of the fairway on most holes at 230 to 250 off the medals tee's??
thats what they have done at Nairn and Bruntsfield
See posts # 1637 & 1640
See Post 1661!
Most forum members will carry those easily, even into the winddoes that mean they stuck a load of bunkers in the middle of the fairway on most holes at 230 to 250 off the medals tee's
thats what they have done at Nairn and Bruntsfield
Alas i am, all the bunkers are in a position for the very back tee's, off the white they are all on a good drive for me and 90% of the members can't carry them, but big hitters fly them easily. it appears to be M&E 's thingMost forum members will carry those easily, even into the wind
You must be short if they're in play you you
Alas i am, all the bunkers are in a position for the very back tee's, off the white they are all on a good drive for me and 90% of the members can't carry them, but big hitters fly them easily. it appears to be M&E 's thing
If England opens golf courses and Wales keeps them closed, could be an interesting twist for Llanymynech Golf Club that has some holes in Wales and most in England
Cant remember which two countries are involved but there was a report of a shop that was half half roped off because the border went straight down the middle of the shop.If England opens golf courses and Wales keeps them closed, could be an interesting twist for Llanymynech Golf Club that has some holes in Wales and most in England
There's a course in Belgium and the Netherlands. It would be interesting to see what happens there if the two countries end up with differing rules
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