[Mark Saltzman]

Forgive my ignorance, but Jeff Brauer mentioned gingerbread bunkers in an old thread I was reading. 

What's a gingerbread bunker?

[Mark Saltzman]

Bump.

If this is a real term, someone on this board must know what it means.

Or if its not, someone just tell me I'm nuts.

[Sam Morrow]

Jeff will find this and let you know, he hasn't been on much lately, it's hockey season.

[Eric Smith]

I'm only guessing that they are bunkers appearing similar to this:

[Mark Saltzman]

E, I only like bunkers with frilly edges.

I was going to draw them into the image you posted, but then I thought I'd get in trouble.

[Eric Smith]

Go for it, Mark. Make it a gingerbread wookie.

I think if you look at aerials of the George Fazio Course at Palmetto Dunes you'll see gingerbread men, women, cats and dogs scattered all over the place!

[Matthew Essig]

          

I read the entire thread through and almost just peed my pants!!! Same with my father!!!!!

We are waiting for the completed drawing... 

[Carl Johnson]

Doesn't anyone know how to Google?  http://www.flickr.com/photos/53002129@N00/3127114392/

[Dónal Ó Ceallaigh]

Perhaps these are examples of what Jeff was referring to:

http://www.golfclubatlas.com/forum/index.php/topic,48015.0.html

[Jeff_Brauer]

Mark,

Yes, I think I was referring to lacy eged bunkers as the Gingerbread bunkers.  Not sure where I heard the term.  As noted above, they aren't shaped like Gingerbread cookies at all! 

That said, the lacey edges were initially a reaction (in part) to the "Boobs and Butts" bunkers from the 60-90's.  Funny, but so many architects are using them now that they are now almost as much of a cookie cutter format as what they replaced, no?

[Ben Sims]

Mark,

Yes, I think I was referring to lacy eged bunkers as the Gingerbread bunkers.  Not sure where I heard the term.  As noted above, they aren't shaped like Gingerbread cookies at all! 

That said, the lacey edges were initially a reaction (in part) to the "Boobs and Butts" bunkers from the 60-90's.  Funny, but so many architects are using them now that they are now almost as much of a cookie cutter format as what they replaced, no?

Ah yes, the ego of art.  It's sort of like the life cycle of clothing for hipsters. 

http://flavorwire.com/101773/awesome-infographic-hipster-fashion-cycle

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