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You could try a 10 to 30mm zoom so you can pull the palace into frame from the fairway without moving too far. The staff usually ban big tripods on the greens, but a small monopod is fine. If you’re staying nearby, the President Hotel is only a kilometre away and has a good parking spot for a quick break. What time of day do you plan to shoot?

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