Municipal golf asks for less ceremony and gives more people a way into the game. The parking lot is crowded, the starter knows every regular, and nobody cares what badge is on your bag.
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The best public courses feel like shared city infrastructure: useful, complicated, and full of character. Protecting them means treating access as part of the game, not an afterthought.
