Golf, to a point, is made for rugged landscapes – a flat, empty field is a boring venue for play. Emphasis on “to a point”. There is that point where the land is just too rough for golf, and playability and fairness suffers. The land the stunning Greywalls course is dropped over goes well beyond the normal limit for what works for golf. And yet, it works – despite the extreme ruggedness – and often spectacularly so. With holes routed between sheer grey rock cliffs, and over humps and bumps like those you’d see on a links course, it’s fair to way Greywalls is a completely unique any other course you’ll ever play.