Golf Monthly's Top 100 Golf Courses Assessment Criteria: Condition and presentation
Palmetto is like an old-English course. Think Sunningdale or Wentworth.
CONDITION AND PRESENTATION
Condition of the teeing grounds
Condition of the fairways
Condition of the approaches
Condition of the greens including pace and trueness
How well defined are the fairways from semi-rough and rough
Presentation of bunkers
Quality and consistency of sand in bunkers
Quality of course furniture (tee markers, signage etc)
Is wear and tear from golf traffic (walkers, carts, buggies) well managed around tees, to fairways and between greens and tees
How Golf Monthly assess the Top 100 Golf Courses: Visual Appeal
Where next?
- Golf Monthly's Top 100 Golf Courses
- An introduction to Golf Monthly's Top 100 Golf Courses by editor, Mike Harris
- Who makes up The Top 100 Golf Courses panel?
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This article has more pages:
- 1. How Golf Monthly assesses the Top 100 Golf Courses
- 2. Golf Monthly's Top 100 Golf Courses Assessment Criteria: Quality of test and design
- 3. Golf Monthly's Top 100 Golf Courses Assessment Criteria: Condition and presentation
- 4. Golf Monthly's Top 100 Golf Courses Assessment Criteria: Visual Appeal
- 5. Golf Monthly's Top 100 Golf Courses Assessment Criteria: Ambience
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