Belton Park Golf Club

A wood from the tee is not a confession. Take it.

Anything timid rolls back down to say hello.

Running one in through the front is the percentage play.

The bank forgives nothing. Land it on top.

Par walks off this tee less often than it should.

Good players aim away from the pin here. Be one.

Fly it all the way in. There is no running route.

Downhill, the ball stays up longer than feels right.

Pick a spot on the green and mean it.

The water is nearer the tee than the green. Ignore it.

Half a club less, and let the hill do the rest.

Sand on every side. The green is the only safe place.

All carry. Choose the club that clears it twice.

Aim at the fat of the green and putt for your two.

The green sits smaller than it reads from the tee.

The wind does more up here than the trees admit.

One good swing. That is the whole assignment.

Take one more club than pride suggests.

The miss is short here. It is nearly always short.

Under-clubbing is the oldest mistake on this tee.

Swing at eighty per cent. The yardage is honest.

A three here never hurt anyone.

Long leaves the harder chip. Believe the number.

Centre of the green, every day of the week.

Downhill, the ball stays up longer than feels right.

The water is nearer the tee than the green. Ignore it.

Anything timid rolls back down to say hello.

Fly it all the way in. There is no running route.

Fly it all the way in. There is no running route.

Anything timid rolls back down to say hello.

The water is nearer the tee than the green. Ignore it.

Anything timid rolls back down to say hello.