Winter Golf Mats

[Backache]

Don't think either Brora or dornoch use mats, both top 100 courses and right at the top of Scotland.
I'm pleased you like your little mat and happy that the fairways are a bit nicer for you in April.

I have no idea what they do but I suspect Brora in particular gets far less winter useage than most.
Yup very happy with my mat thanks

 

[Bobthesock]

No doubt a responsible member will pull you up and rightly so.

Then they will get the same response as the responsible member last year who pulled me up for not using a Mat on the fringe for a bump and run.

 

[Bobthesock]

Does the mat meet the course requirement?...... Doesn't sound like it.

There are course requirements for mats now?!? Bet you are fun on a night out ?

 

[Mandofred]

There are course requirements for mats now?!? Bet you are fun on a night out ?

Depending on the golf course, yes.....there are requirements. Don't let facts get in your way.....

 

[Mandofred]

There are course requirements for mats now?!? Bet you are fun on a night out ?

You do realise that members golf courses can make all kinds of rules....to suit their requirements?

And no.....I'm no fun at all. Bed by 10pm....up by 6am. Boring as hell.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Ah the good old winter mat where people in warmer climates playing parkland clay courses get confused on the reasons why courses on link turf exposed to harsher wind and temps use mats to protect their fairways - it’s almost as if it’s a waste employing them head greenkeeper or getting those fully qualified Agronomists into the clubs ?

 

[KenL]

Then they will get the same response as the responsible member last year who pulled me up for not using a Mat on the fringe for a bump and run.

You sound like great fun to be with on a golf course. ?

 

[Golfnut1957]

You sound like great fun to be with on a golf course. ?

He doesn't, actually.