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This paper examines core principles of golf-course design-hole routing, bunkering, and green complexes-and assesses their effects on strategy, playability, and environmental sustainability to inform optimized layouts.
Effective golf course design balances strategic challenge, ecological stewardship, and varied shot‑making opportunities, using hole routing, green complexes, and hazard placement to enhance playability and engagement.
This study examines strategic and sustainable golf course design, integrating shot-making, hazard placement, and ecological stewardship to enhance playability, challenge, and long-term resilience.
This study examines strategic optimization in golf course design, analyzing hole sequencing, hazard placement, and green complexity to balance competitive challenge, playability, and environmental sustainability.
Assessing golf course design requires an analysis of strategic layout, shot diversity, and environmental integration. An optimal player experience is achieved by balancing challenge and accessibility, fostering engagement and enjoyment throughout the game.
