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Paul Gray

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Re: Why your golf course probably got redesigned in the 70's
« Reply #25 on: April 07, 2015, 08:14:24 AM »
Dutch Elm desease was a buzz kill in Illinois.  I miss the trees of my 6000 yd home course.  Yes it is too easy now, last year I was under par for the year on that course playing every round in competition.  No matter how short, or how straight, or how flat a course may be a number of specimen trees can make a shot maker out of any of us.

I can online assume the course hasn't been allowed to firm up sufficiently. I used to work and play at a course with few trees, green fairways and not much more 5,800 yards of golf course. It was only really enjoyable during a long hot summer with zero irrigation. Blame the sprinkler heads John, although I'm guessing you were in a tiny minor of players who genuinely find it too easy now.
In the places where golf cuts through pretension and elitism, it thrives and will continue to thrive because the simple virtues of the game and its attendant culture are allowed to be most apparent. - Tim Gavrich

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