11.   The drenched greens had small lakes in their low spots, and the bunkers were a mess.

12.   The greens will have no standing water, so there will be no putting around the geese.

13.   These greens have huge breaks and a lot of speed to them.

14.   What all these dark, leafy greens have in common is a piquancy that appeals to jaded palates in search of something new, something challenging.

15.   When mature, Asian greens have a more pronounced bitterness and a slightly fibrous texture, so they are usually cooked.

16.   A large green has deep bunkers at the front, three to the left and one to the right.

17.   A solitary fairway bunker threatens second shots and the green has three sand traps at the front.

18.   Fairway bunkers on the left are more hazards and the green has two at the front and one on the left.

19.   It is the first time the greens have had any Cabinet post.

20.   The green has severe undulations.