Jeffrey Downs asked:


I’m looking to be playing around the first of the year. A course that holds up well with wind and wet conditions.

mgiltz asked:


we are opening a restaurant at our local golf course and need ideas on lunch and dinner that will keep them coming back after playing golf…

Jane asked:


My dad likes books with pretty pictures. I was wondering if anyone knew of a book that highlights famous golf courses and has nice and numerous photos. Thanks for any suggestions

HolyFlannel asked:


I’m heading to Kissimmee in March and I prefer to walk when I play golf. Many GC force you to ride a cart. Thanks

alexander_ratkin asked:


I have been playing for a couple of years but had to take a year off to do this Iraq thing. When I get back to the states I want to start to get back into it and maybe even start playing in some tournements. I am looking for some good courses that I could try.

Cody asked:


I’m most curious about the level of difficulty at each course. I don’t want to go out somewhere and embarrass myself.

bigmikechen asked:


Want to take some buddies out but we’ve got five and I don’t want to split it three and two. Any in the Bay Area (preferably on the Peninsula or South Bay, but anywhere is ok) that have a fivesome rule?

OURScott asked:


It is said if the resources Americans use on there lawns and golf courses were put into food production it would end world hunger.
Just think of how much more time you would have to sit in front of the TV and get obese if you canceled your golf membership and let your lawn grow wildflowers.

metaldog asked:


It’s well established now both that global warming is a very real international crisis akin to the threat of nuclear holocaust in its end result, and the threat is increasing with every day, and every plane taken by every traveller, and every car taken down the road. .. and every golf course that uses water that spreads fertilizer and pesticide around the near countryside, when the land could be returned to native trees for more oxygen for us all, and for birds to in turn help promote growth of more trees elsewhere.

People travel across the world just to see ‘beautiful nature’ and go hiking amongst the trees in New Zealand – more than the number of people who go there to play golf – so for local tourist opportunities in other countries too, it makes sense to plant more trees, and reduce, reuse and recycle old golf courses.

Save the world! Reclaim your local golf course for nature, the birds, the trees, and oxygen for you and your grandchildren to breath, now!

metaldog asked:


It’s well established now both that global warming is a very real international crisis akin to the threat of nuclear holocaust in its end result, and the threat is increasing with every day, and every plane taken by every traveller, and every car taken down the road. .. and every golf course that uses water that spreads fertilizer and pesticide around the near countryside, when the land could be returned to native trees for more oxygen for us all, and for birds to in turn help promote growth of more trees elsewhere.

People travel across the world just to see ‘beautiful nature’ and go hiking amongst the trees in New Zealand – more than the number of people who go there to play golf – so for local tourist opportunities in other countries too, it makes sense to plant more trees, and reduce, reuse and recycle old golf courses.

Save the world! Reclaim your local golf course for nature, the birds, the trees, and oxygen for you and your grandchildren to breath, now!