Golf involves various types of surface.
The area around the hole is the finest quality, the shortest and the best maintained and is known as "the green".
The area from the tee-off point to the green is known as 'the fairway' and is kept short, but not as short as the green.
Other parts of the course are 'managed' but not quite 'maintained'... the grass can be quite high and there can be trees and/or other plants.... this is known as 'the rough'.
There is a huge amount of variety in grass types and the types used on golf courses varies by area and by preference of the management of each club.
Golf Course!
having 12 golfers play with everyone once in 5 rounds
Caddie
According to the USGA, 16% of golfers (who maintain a handicap) play to an 8 or better. Currently, I'm an 8.
Europe
No, only amateur golfers have handicaps, when a golfer turns professional they no longer play in accordance with the handicap system.
The person who's name is shown first comes in order of what time they finished, so first in would get top.
18 in a standard round.
48 in 2010.
Most golfers are professional golfers. However, golf is a well known sport for businessmen. Although some golf clubs may only want highflyers playing at their club, there is no discrimination between who can play golf and who can't.
Yes, most of them do
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