* What are the basic
differences between classical Golf and Cross
Golf?
Two basic differences exist:
1.
You will not play on an artificial constructed field; you will experience the
authenticity of nature in the overwhelming surroundings and unaffected valleys
of Cappadocia.
2.
The aim is to put the golf ball in nets (over a 10 by 10 Inch small
area tended) not holes!
* Do we have to use
different kind of equipment?
No. Cross Golf will be played with
the common equipment everyone knows already.
* Do we have to
bring all that equipment (with us) to turkey
or is it possible to obtain it from your
company in place?
You will be gladly provided with
the necessary equipment in place.
* Why is Cross golf
supporting (environmentally-friendly)
‘’Responsible Tourism’’ ?
We are aware, that there is an
increasing demand for groundwater in the world and Cappadocia. That is why
Indigo Group consciously planning all their projects by respecting the
environment as well as the nature.
*
Are there bad environmental influences
caused by Cross Golf in the valleys or
elsewhere?
Not at all. Cross Golf’s portable
equipment will be fully brought back. It will not cause any permanent harm to
the environment during the play.
* How to apply to the nearest Cross Golf Tournament supposed to do?
You can apply in writing to us at [email protected] email. Keep you informed about the tournament and all the other details.
* Will there be
preparations for having caddies and golf
cars during the Cross Golf match?
There will be Caddies upon request
charged with an extra fee, always keeping in mind that in one of the world’s
most beautiful areas which is under the protection of the UNESCO you probably
would like to walk or take a horse ride.
* What is “Land”?
And what is its significance for the Cross
Golf game?
A 60 square ft measured circular
area will be marked with flags and in the centre a net will be placed. The
circular area is called “land” If the player has succeeded to drop the ball on
this area he will be allowed to turn the nets open site towards the ball.
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