@NairnGolfClub 5th, a short par 4, with great scenery. Lots of trouble but a good drive sets up an excellent chance of a good score. Would happily play it several times each time I visit.
@GolfTait @johnhuggan @HankHaney Agreed, but certainly not to the same extent? My point is that it was somewhat a level playing field and best players rose to the top. Not sure that is comparable?
@TravellingTabby I think the positivity rate is very difficult to compare with previous periods due to the high number of LF tests now being done. Is that your view? In some ways I would expect it to be higher as lots of people can do LF easily first? Thanks for the continued data.
@NairnGolfClub Definitely 5. So many reasons: risk reward off the tee, the beach is in play, the scenery, the raised green with false front, extreme difficult of run offs at green, cracking green side bunkers, brilliant putting surface. Wish I could play everyday.
@jasonleitch So based on the regional variation Aberdeen meets the criteria for level 1 and is quite close to level 0 and we have 9 weeks of lockdown to go no matter what? Surely this provides a lack of incentive to following the rules, which is so crucial as you have stated well many times.
@jasonleitch Aberdeen had 4 new cases yesterday and Glasgow had 116. In 9 weeks of further lockdown we can look at regional variations. Is that really what you are recommending to this government!
@gnethercottpga @RamsayGolf@BlairgowrieGC They didnβt like their trip up to Nairn either despite significant money being spent on the courses by both clubs.