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Pastimes : Golf! A thread for the hopelessly addicted!
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To: thecow who wrote (1434)5/23/2000 5:35:00 PM
From: J.B.C.  Read Replies (1) of 43979
 
>>but I do know that in major tournaments they will stimp all the greens to make sure they are consistent.<<

Not a true statement. In a lot of cases there are many greens on major courses that it is impossible to stimp. They take a readings based on their set-up to see what the readings are but they set the course based on cut height standard being used, on the green not visa-versa. Cut height at this years US open is 1/8 inch.

Jim

P.S.- Major tournament greens are double cut to achieve consistency.
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