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i've been asked what the gradient should be, when walking off a tee on a golf course.
i can't find any details golf specific, so wondered if the standard calculation for gradient is right?
Gradient = Run / Rise eg: if i have 10,000mm run & a raise of 500mm the the gradient is 20 = 1:20 any ideas on this one would be gratefully received.
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There are no design criteria applicable to golf courses as they tend to adapt natural geographical features I have seen courses where the tee is sat on a raised platform accessed by steps so thoughts there is a standard "gradient" or range thereof is miss placed.
Then you factor in the footwear has cleats/spikes meaning a greater incline may be acceptable for the average ability user. You could of course contact the national associations for their views on accessibility for impared users.
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There are no design criteria applicable to golf courses as they tend to adapt natural geographical features I have seen courses where the tee is sat on a raised platform accessed by steps so thoughts there is a standard "gradient" or range thereof is miss placed.
Then you factor in the footwear has cleats/spikes meaning a greater incline may be acceptable for the average ability user. You could of course contact the national associations for their views on accessibility for impared users.
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