At Club de Golf near Arica in the Atacama desert in Chile…
Blue stones demarcate a “water” hazard
Grassless greens are slathered in used motor oil to make putting possible
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Hi and I think this type of golf is fantastic and especially in areas where water is a problem. I’ve played on this type of course too and great fun! I’d be delighted if anyone wished to write to me about creating more similar ones! Best regards, Murdo
Hi Murdo. Thanks for your comments. A messy, enterprising, but fun way to spend one’s leisure time! You might want to read this article for interest… “Battling Botswana’s dusty golf courses”… also using a mixture of sand and engine oil… http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/3913547.stm. Good luck in your quest!