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Originally Posted by soniak4@gmail.com
I don’t agree with you about getting rid of them. I think there is a valid reason to keep them. Having said that, I think they need to be cut down so they don’t interfere with the natural path of the ball. I played a Disney course the other day and the pvc was in the cup but it is a smaller diameter and cut about an inch below the hole opening. It was a pleasure to see the ball go in as intended.
If you want this to happen here, send a note to the Golf and Tennis team. They often take suggestions. Another option is to mention it to the Golf Pro at any of the Championship courses.
Complaining doesn’t help. Suggesting alternatives does.
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A better solution would be to cut the pvc down to halve the height of the cup liner...that way when the hole doesn't get set correctly, or on a slope, the pvc will still be at least 1 inch below the surface. Cane Garden did this and it works perfectly, no pvc missed putts.