In a message dated 10/5/01 4:22:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
atabacco@california.com writes:
>
> Not to discourage this idea in any way but I found that when I designed a
> course, I took a lot of grief for it. GGF is a difficult proportion and
> geometry (and the lone pole) and I had looked at ways to be imaginative and
> add interesting elements that would keep it in the fun/thoughtful mode. Same
> thing happened to a first time designer the year before at 3com and he
>
And I've been designing courses since the '70's and still take heat for some
of my courses. Either they "aren't National caliber" or they "are too hard
to follow" or they are "boring." Whatever. I'll design a course almost any
time, and will help new designers to do the same. Maybe I should concentrate
more on helping them take the heat.
New and improved offer: I'll design a course for you and take the heat if
people don't like it, you take the credit if they do. I'll help you with
your course design and take the heat if they don't like it, you get the
credit if they do...
How's that?
Charlie
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