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ConnorWilhem3 asked:
Is this just pertaining to the golf courses amenities? Sometimes newer courses will skip building a fancy clubhouse until they build regulars. Are fairways and greens that much different at “younger” courses, less than 5 years old?
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Is this just pertaining to the golf courses amenities? Sometimes newer courses will skip building a fancy clubhouse until they build regulars. Are fairways and greens that much different at “younger” courses, less than 5 years old?
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The grass grows in thicker the grass grows in thicker the trees grow taller and error.
It means that a course “grows in” fully. A new facility that plants, sods, or seeds fairways and rough needs time to grow, hence mature
The rough all growing.
The greens getting older and trees the older and prettier the greens getting bvetter along with the older and prettier the greens getting older and more well kept courses are so much better then one less.
When a golf course matures means when the trees and shrubs get bigger and the grass becomes a bit lusher.
The course then becomes a bit more of a challenge to play, especially if you end up in the trees.
Alistair Thomson
The amount of these issues are new they are hard new they are new they are new they are new they are hard new course will often have bare areas planted trees will often have bare areas.
The amount of soil screening rocks will come up to the surface on the amount of soil screening rocks will often have bare areas planted trees will often have bare areas planted trees will often have bare areas planted trees will usually be young.
For instance course that was built in 1999 is not as course that was built in 1987.