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**MyLeva** · 07-19-2011, 07:39 PM

Maybe its just me, but I think some are confusing great fun and nice course. Or maybe my view of them are different.

If I go play golf at Augusta National, they can be as rude to me as they want, I would still consider it a nice course.
The same goes with a few other places. However it might not be as fun a round.

To me a nice course is only about the conditions and layout.

The only reason I would disagree is if the staff is snooty I won't enjoy my time on the course. I've played a few courses where I felt like I needed to staple my W2 to the cart.
Obviously, we can limit this to where there's courses worthy of hosting a major or a tour event and those are typically going to be in nicer condition and more challenging/options then most others.

07-19-2011, 07:39 PM	#22
MyLeva Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 478 Senior Member	Maybe its just me, but I think some are confusing great fun and nice course. Or maybe my view of them are different. If I go play golf at Augusta National, they can be as rude to me as they want, I would still consider it a nice course. The same goes with a few other places. However it might not be as fun a round. To me a nice course is only about the conditions and layout. The only reason I would disagree is if the staff is snooty I won't enjoy my time on the course. I've played a few courses where I felt like I needed to staple my W2 to the cart. Obviously, we can limit this to where there's courses worthy of hosting a major or a tour event and those are typically going to be in nicer condition and more challenging/options then most others.
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