[ColdNoMore]

Something I think the superintendents should investigate, is the feasibility of closing a couple of greens at a time to try and get them healthy...and set up 'temporary greens.'

Most of us who have played where there is a winter, have played courses in early spring...where this was done.

A small discount could be offered, allowing time to remediate some problem greens without closing the entire course, while still bringing in revenue...and could turn out to be a win-win.

Of course, an 'automatic two putt rule'...needs to apply.

As long as not too many greens were so designated on a specific 9...I personally would still play them.


BTW - You can still post scores to GHIN...with temporary greens.

http://www.usga.org/content/usga/hom...my-score-.html