Compared with the grandeur of the mountains, the plain terrain may give people a dull first impression. However, in the eyes of experienced designers, there are also endless possibilities. In order to break the monotony of the plain, the designer uses the ingenuity of artificial micro-terrain to make the rolling route of the ball full of variables. On the seemingly flat fairway, a small mound, a deep depression or a gentle slope quietly appeared.

When a golf ball rolls over these micro-terrains, it is like a playful child weaving through a rolling playground. Its speed and direction can change unexpectedly. The player has to concentrate, depending on the initial position of the ball and the direction of the target. The power and Angle of the ball are calculated like a mathematician to accommodate the unique rolling characteristics of the ball on microterrain. Every shot, it’s like a smart game against microterrain. With a slight

In the design of the hole in the plain terrain, the water obstacle and the sand pit are like two bright pearls, exuding deadly attraction and challenge. Designers at key fairway locations, such as the ideal landing area for shots or “battleground” near the green. Set up a wide lake, a rushing river or a tranquil pond. These waters are like giant mirrors, shining seductively in the sun, but also hidden dangers. Players stand on the tee and look across the water to the green, knowing that they must concentrate and hit the ball accurately. One careless touch and the ball will be like a kite with a broken string. Dive into the water for a frustrating penalty. Bunkers, like “traps” lurking on both sides of the fairway and around the green.

The bunkers around the green place great demands on the players’ short game. The ball was unfortunate enough to fall into it, and the player needed great skill. Precisely cut the sand with the club face, allowing the ball to spring lightly in the sand waves and land accurately on the green. The bunkers on either side of the fairway are even trickier, threatening the players’ routes and forcing them to choose between attacking and being conservative. It’s a risky shot, getting a good position closer to the green. Or do you play it safe and avoid the sand trap? This not only tests the players’ technical skills, but also tests their strategic vision and psychological quality.

The open nature of the plains provides a unique condition for the design of long distance holes. Designers make full use of this advantage to create a daunting long distance hole. These holes are like marathon courses, requiring players to have a strong stroke power. Can hit the ball a long distance like a cannonball. However, strength alone is not enough. In the middle of the fairway, the designers cleverly set up narrow passages or scattered obstacles, as if they were placed on a wide road.

Players are chasing the distance of the ball. You have to walk a tightrope to ensure accuracy. With a slight deviation, the ball may deviate from the narrow channel. Getting stuck in the rough adds a lot of difficulty to subsequent shots. Every time you hit the ball, it’s like you’re pushing your limits. Find a delicate balance between power and precision.