[jnsbill]

Played the Lakes on Thursday some of the cart paths are atrocious.

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by jnsbill

Played the Lakes on Thursday some of the cart paths are atrocious.

The golf cart paths are collateral damage from the root system of all those beautiful big live oak trees.

[mrf0151]

That is one reason we drive these off-road vehicles that happen to have golf bags on the back.

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

The golf cart paths are collateral damage from the root system of all those beautiful big live oak trees.

And the recent rain allowed dirt to collect on the paths.

Was a member of a private club in S. Florida years ago. Management decided to remove concrete paths and replace with gravel/shell rock paths. ?d the pro why. Per his explanation, trees could not be removed at a reasonable cost and the gravel paths were smoother. 2 years later nothing done one and paths were smooth. Believe it or not, the gravel/shell rock was less costly to maintain than the concrete.

[Dilligas]

Originally Posted by jnsbill

Played the Lakes on Thursday some of the cart paths are atrocious.

although the ball hit down the cart path will travel much farther, it is most desirable to hit down the fairway, less trees, no broken cart path, shorter distance to the green.

[Steve]

Originally Posted by Dilligas

although the ball hit down the cart path will travel much farther, it is most desirable to hit down the fairway, less trees, no broken cart path, shorter distance to the green.

Fewer scuff marks on the ball!

[mags900]

and have you seen the prices these morons want us to pay f them.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by mags900

and have you seen the prices these morons want us to pay f them.

4 posts and you’re calling the Golf Administration morons and f them; look in the mirror and you’re going to see a 30+ handicap that’s throwing shade at himself.