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**Suvuseh** · 07-19-2011, 04:18 PM

I here courses described as such all of the time, but being a budget golfer, I have never truly experienced such a course. What makes a course, such as, say, Pebble Beach, nicer than a well kept muni? Is it just an aesthetics thing? Is it services provided? Difficulty? What, to you, constitutes a "nice" course?

I think it a combination of everything you said...but the most important aspect of it is in comparison to what you are used to. The course I play that I deem nice may be considered average at best by many of the forum members here. When I play Grand Cypress in May, it will be the NICEST course I have ever played bar none. Some there will view it as a nice course and I will probably view it as an amazing course.

All in the eyes of the beholder and what you are accustomed to / expecting.

07-19-2011, 04:18 PM	#7
Suvuseh Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 405 Senior Member	I here courses described as such all of the time, but being a budget golfer, I have never truly experienced such a course. What makes a course, such as, say, Pebble Beach, nicer than a well kept muni? Is it just an aesthetics thing? Is it services provided? Difficulty? What, to you, constitutes a "nice" course? I think it a combination of everything you said...but the most important aspect of it is in comparison to what you are used to. The course I play that I deem nice may be considered average at best by many of the forum members here. When I play Grand Cypress in May, it will be the NICEST course I have ever played bar none. Some there will view it as a nice course and I will probably view it as an amazing course. All in the eyes of the beholder and what you are accustomed to / expecting.
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