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**BV6lwvXf** · 11-10-2009, 07:53 AM

What is it about a course that defines goat track? Is it lack of amenities? Poor layout? Unkept shaggy fairways?

I have played over 60 courses so far & there are a number of them which would make my goat track list for various reasons. My home course used to be one but the new folks running it have really stepped up & it's never been better.

Pacanica is definitely one, horrible layout with half the hole not having any signage. You need to study the little map on your score card in an attempt to figure out where the next hole is & even then it's very easy to get it wrong.

Whitelake has the same issues as above combined with carts that are junk, gravel cart paths that have almost no gravel left & are severly rutted.

I can on & on but would like to read what defines a goat track for you.

11-10-2009, 07:53 AM	#5
BV6lwvXf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 460 Senior Member	Your definition of "Goat track"? What is it about a course that defines goat track? Is it lack of amenities? Poor layout? Unkept shaggy fairways? I have played over 60 courses so far & there are a number of them which would make my goat track list for various reasons. My home course used to be one but the new folks running it have really stepped up & it's never been better. Pacanica is definitely one, horrible layout with half the hole not having any signage. You need to study the little map on your score card in an attempt to figure out where the next hole is & even then it's very easy to get it wrong. Whitelake has the same issues as above combined with carts that are junk, gravel cart paths that have almost no gravel left & are severly rutted. I can on & on but would like to read what defines a goat track for you.
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