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[–] 9 points 2 months ago (1 child)

Agreed. I don't necessarily think that no golf courses should exist at all anywhere, but they should be super fucking unusual and only exist in places that tend to support them better. But I have a bit of a different perspective because my dad plays at a lot of small, rural clubs with sand greens that scrape by. Still not great (and also shouldn't exist), but knowing about places like that helps foster a different attitude towards the possibilities. Many, many years ago, I played a few times at a (now closed) 9-hole course that ran on the honour system. That's... Not exactly pebble beach.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 months ago

    It's not an inherently bad sport, it just picked up a lot of silly class implications at some point, god only knows why. Maybe because the bourgeoisie tend to be the landowners, but there's plenty of open areas in the world that would be well suited to it.

    Oh also all golf balls have to be biodegradable. And honestly one golf club is fine, no one needs a whole damn bag of them.

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