One course, four different games a year
Soft and long in spring, firm and running in summer, leaves in autumn, temporary greens in winter. Read the ground first.
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Playing the calendar: winter greens and mats, spring rust, the height of the season, and the trips that fill the months when the course is at its wettest.
Soft and long in spring, firm and running in summer, leaves in autumn, temporary greens in winter. Read the ground first.
Clean and store indoors, submit every card, book the regrip at off-season prices, and treat winter golf as company rather than work.
Movement, then the short game, then distances and the bag. And why winter rounds on mats tell you almost nothing.
Winter is high season down there: book in the right order, fly or hire the clubs, and plan fewer rounds than you think.
Dry hands, one more club and a target adjusted to the conditions: the wet round costs two shots, not eight.