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**Elelaytet** · 05-07-2007, 05:16 PM

Why run when you can walk, why walk when you can drive?

You gotta re-read my statement though...I said no more perfect a spot in *civilized* society. Of course if you find yourself at some creek at the foot of the Rocky Mountains where there's not a person to be found for 40 miles, you're gonna see something that no engineer can top. But in terms of developed area? Nothing beats the perfection of a course. Every tree meticulously placed, perfect framing of greens with water and sand, etc. etc. etc.

I suppose it is a definition think. I have seen developed land that was every bit as well groomed as a golf course. The American/Korean forces golf course in Seoul Korea was groomed on the side of a small mountian. Very well done, appeared to be difficult but my friends golfed it often. Something about a fair way that is 300 plus yards long with a 100 yard drop from Tee sounds intimidating.

I suppose I don't get into land developement and don't really find it attractive. Unless it is in my garden.

05-07-2007, 05:16 PM	#18
Elelaytet Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 609 Senior Member	Why run when you can walk, why walk when you can drive? You gotta re-read my statement though...I said no more perfect a spot in civilized society. Of course if you find yourself at some creek at the foot of the Rocky Mountains where there's not a person to be found for 40 miles, you're gonna see something that no engineer can top. But in terms of developed area? Nothing beats the perfection of a course. Every tree meticulously placed, perfect framing of greens with water and sand, etc. etc. etc. I suppose it is a definition think. I have seen developed land that was every bit as well groomed as a golf course. The American/Korean forces golf course in Seoul Korea was groomed on the side of a small mountian. Very well done, appeared to be difficult but my friends golfed it often. Something about a fair way that is 300 plus yards long with a 100 yard drop from Tee sounds intimidating. I suppose I don't get into land developement and don't really find it attractive. Unless it is in my garden.
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