The game of golf, unlike other ball games, isn't and does not use the same playing space, and the ability to deal with the different terrains on different courses is a crucial aspect of playing. A course typically has 18 to nine holes. They are regions of land with cups that indicate the hole where the ball is received. Each hole has a teeing ground to start from, as well as a putting zone that contains the cup. There are many types of terrain between the green and the tee. These include the fairway and rough (high grass) and additional hazards like the bunters containing sand. Each hole is unique and is designed in a unique way. Stroke play is the most favored form of play, particularly at the elite levels.
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