Phil75070TX
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I don't understand these complaints about balls having to be played from divots. First, it doesn't happen all that often and when it does there is nothing better than the feeling of hitting a good shot out of one; it is not that hard. It is a bad break; breaks even out. Do you want to have to hit three from the tee because the ball that was going OB hit a tree and stayed in play? If you can't "suffer" from bad breaks, you shouldn't beenfit from good ones. 
Golf is played outdoors, not inside under perfect temperature, humidity, wind and surface conditions. I doubt that the "founders" of the game ever envisioned the manicured courses we get to play on, and apparently many expect these days.
Golf is played outdoors, not inside under perfect temperature, humidity, wind and surface conditions. I doubt that the "founders" of the game ever envisioned the manicured courses we get to play on, and apparently many expect these days.