Sentence examples for courses driving from inspiring English sources

But major impediments to golf's expansion here remain, ranging from the cost of the game to the country's limited number of courses, driving ranges and coaches.

They are delegates sent from the greater working golf community: club-swinging envoys tethered to the other 28,000 toiling away at private and public golf courses, driving ranges and other golf complexes.

Features included in this extraction were: " local parks and sport fields, provincial/territorial parks, national parks, other parks, wooded areas, campgrounds, picnic areas, golf courses, driving ranges, national wildlife and migratory areas, botanical gardens, and water bodies (such as oceans, lakes, rivers, streams)".

It is, of course, driving wealth down unevenly.

Nor is the bold Mortier course driving off private sponsors, as many pessimists predicted.

The need to back up all the songs, photos, videos and movies Americans hold is, of course, driving the demand.

In 2000, Ferry Point Partners won the city contract to build an 18-hole course, driving range, restaurant and clubhouse.

But in the next round, in 2005, several teams completed the course, driving a hundred and thirty-one miles in less than ten hours.

Postcards from this desert resort town often feature a golfer in full swing on a lush course, driving toward a majestic mountain range in the distance.

The city has said an underground plant under a golf course driving range in the park is the best and cheapest solution.

The plans, first announced in 2013, included six indoor and six outdoor tennis courts as well as a six-hole golf course, driving range and coaching facilities.