The course is as walkable as Rustic Canyon, Riviera and Ballyneal...easier than Tobacco Road or Erin Hills and a touch tougher than Pinehurst #2. Many walking bridges were built at great expense.
Define Easy,
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Garland,
I thought I covered the gamut in examples of walking difficulty. ...
John,
If you looked in your dictionary for the definition of golf course and found it said, "Examples, Dornoch in Scotland, Royal County Down in Northern Ireland, and National Golf Links of America on Long Island New York."
Would that be a useful definition? For people that had never been to any of those places? For people that had no knowledge of golf?
My definition of easy walk has more to do with the walk between holes than it has to do with walking the holes. For example, #16 at Black Mesa goes up a steep hill. To me that's golf and does not enter into my consideration of the walk for a course. However, the walk from #6 to #7 at Black Mesa is a considerable walk up hill. That helps me define Black Mesa as a less than optimal walking course. I would prefer they had built a hole that ran from near the 6th green uphill to the 7th. Then I would have no problem with it. As an interesting side note, I played 36 that day, the 2nd 18 in a cart, which also refused to make the trip from 6 green up to 7 so when I finished I had to find someone to tell they needed to go fetch the cart.
What's your definition?