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TYPES OF COURSES


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PARKLAND


Refers to inland golf courses with plenty of trees.
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stadium course


Custom built to host tournaments, Stadium courses tend to be very long and dramatic, with abundant water hazards and peripheral mounding for spectator viewing.
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Sandbelt


Refers to both an enlarged sandy tract of land in southeast Melbourne as well as the elite golf courses of that region, and the style of architecture collectively on display.
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Heathland


Similar to the Melbourne Sandbelt, the Heathland refers to a region outside London city blessed with distinct natural vegetation (including heather) and a host of exceptional old golf courses.
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DESIGN STYLES & PHILOSOPHY
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