If you want to irritate golf walkers, ask them to name a “characteristic gap” on one of their jobs. The term, once widely used as a marketing tool, has been rejected from the grace in the branch circles, as a bad service for golf design. The argument is to concentrate on one hole is to lose sight of the course as a whole.
Reasonable.
But even the biggest courses are only as good as their components. And those components are holes. Discussing itself must also be an honest game. That is the purpose of our new InsideGolf video series, “The Hole Truth”, which is only available for InsideGolf members.
As the name suggests, “The Hole Truth” wants to shed light on remarkable golf holes around the world through lively images and detailed narrative. It is not about ignoring a course design, but to celebrate it by boring its essence. With every episode our writers, videographers and other experts will delve into the details of a single, striking hole, that describes the nuances of the design and the photos that are needed to play it. The intention is to illuminate, entertain and perhaps even inspire you to see these holes personally.
For our debut episode we have the layers on the Par-5 4th hole at Bethpage BlackWhich Golffans will see a lot next week when the Ryder Cup visits the legendary New York Muni. Insidewolf -members can watch the video in the player above.
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