Reply to "Expiring/Expired Courses - Why Renew?"

jimgerweckMember

I would tend to agree w/ Pete here. I've done remeasurements of several expired/expiring courses and found agreement with the original distance of a foot or less.
I have, however, found several instances where the landmarks have changed - utility poles and mailboxes renumbered, driveways and storm drains relocated, and in one case, the actual name of a road was changed. All of those, however, would be readily noticed during a drive or ride over the course, and would not affect its overall length.
So, I feel an on-site inspection might be justifiably mandated. But to treat an essentially unchanged course as a brand new one, except in the numbering process, is for the most part unnecessary.

4/11/126:03 AM

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