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Originally Posted by ltcdfancher

There are a few reasons that I choose to walk when I play golf. Golf is a mental game; walking to my next shot gives me the time to clear my mind from the previous bad shot. Walking is also good exercise. (I use a push cart; I’m not so much of a purist that I want to carry the bag.)
I discovered that on a few courses, a player must cover a bit of distance from one green to the next tee box. (The walk from the #6 green to the #7 tee at Loblolly comes immediately to mind.)
Has anyone created a “walkability” rating for the Executive courses that might be similar to the playability ratings?
The length of the continuous cart path vs. maximum yardage would be a factor. Total elevation change over the path might be another.

The walk on Loblolly number 6 isn’t all that doable when there are 10 minutes between tee offs (Magnolia Plaza is closer) and the group behind you knows what they are doing. Most don’t walk it believe. I’m sure the ambassador on duty figures a work around or golfers just walk to number 7 and skip 6? You certainly couldn’t do a mix of walkers and a cart. Grey Fox is kinda like that too.