The Golf Bridges of San Diego County

I didn't consciously set out to photograph bridges on the golf course of the past week, but there's only so much material on the golf course.

[Diane]

Lovely collection of different style bridges, making for a great collage.

[Rachel]

such a lovely golf course, and this collage is great.

[Denise Wood]

Fantastic bridges and collage! Hope the golf was as good :)

[Tracy]

What a wonderful collage - looks like a beautiful place with no shortage of photo ops!

[Peter]

Wow what a wonderful collage Ron, such interesting bridges, each image beautifully shot with lovely colours and perfect depth of field Fav;)

[Denise (lyndemc)]

These are each fantastic! and the compilation (and title) are great. Perhaps the golf courses are going to be indebted to you for sparking a tourism craze of coming to see the bridges in CA, just like a book once did for a county in Madison, IA. Everything looks wonderfully green. Are you getting more rain than normal?

[Poppo Livy]

Some serious bridges in amongst that lot Ron

[Ron]

@dianeburns @888rachel @gilbertwood @marmaladeskyes @pcoulson @terryliv Thanks for the comments! A large number of those were on one course. I've never seen such a quantity of bridges on one course. They could have had more as we crossed at least three point where the cart had to forge through rushing water. And this is in the middle of one of our worst droughts ever! Crazy.

[Ron]

@lyndemc I like your theory! All the visitors would need is a golf cart and a handicap! As for the green and excessive water, it's a head scratcher. I don't think we've had rain since 2009, yet this place was lush with green foliage and flowing with water. You guys have way more than you can handle and we need it in the worst way. :-/

[Louise & Ken]

Gorgeous, Ron! I, too, was a bit surprised to hear about all the rushing water! I suppose at the going rate for a golf course, an owner might be reticent to let it go brown...