I’ve never understood why golf couldn’t have different terrain (in the way that tennis does). Wouldn’t it make golf more interesting if you had to play on a clay course? I feel like this would make sense in places like Arizona. Adapt the sport to the environment.
While I agree wholeheartedly, it has one fundamental problem: dirt. If there’s one thing that golf courses aren’t, it’s dirty. The sport has a lot of class and image tied up in it, and I highly doubt that you’ll get many of those folks out into the clay like that. You’d be creating a whole new extreme form of golf, instead.
Good, if a bunch of prissy pissant profligates get fucked over all the better. If ya want to play golf go somewhere where the environment can actually support the original course type, if I want to camp in the woods I don’t try to terra form the local regional park into a forest I go to the mountains where there are more than 2 trees per square yard.
I’ve never understood why golf couldn’t have different terrain (in the way that tennis does). Wouldn’t it make golf more interesting if you had to play on a clay course? I feel like this would make sense in places like Arizona. Adapt the sport to the environment.
While I agree wholeheartedly, it has one fundamental problem: dirt. If there’s one thing that golf courses aren’t, it’s dirty. The sport has a lot of class and image tied up in it, and I highly doubt that you’ll get many of those folks out into the clay like that. You’d be creating a whole new extreme form of golf, instead.
Good, if a bunch of prissy pissant profligates get fucked over all the better. If ya want to play golf go somewhere where the environment can actually support the original course type, if I want to camp in the woods I don’t try to terra form the local regional park into a forest I go to the mountains where there are more than 2 trees per square yard.
You’re describing putt-putt golf.