I've taken my fun where I've found it.
Rudyard KiplingRead
The ideal hole is surely one that affords the greatest pleasure to the greatest number, gives the fullest advantage for accurate play, stimulates players to improve their game, and never becomes monotonous.
Interpretation
What this quote means
A well-designed golf hole should enhance enjoyment for players and encourage skill improvement.
Alister Mackenzie's quote reflects the philosophy of creating golf holes that not only provide joy and challenge to the players but also foster their growth in the game. The ideal hole should engage players of all skill levels, ensuring that it remains fresh and stimulating rather than becoming repetitive or dull.
Themes
GolfDesignPleasureImprovementGame
In practice
Example use cases
During a golf tournament, one might say, 'This hole really encapsulates Mackenzie’s vision of maximizing enjoyment for players.'
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