1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Out Brown 458 407 318 443 124 568 381 463 195 3358 Tan 436 352 281 403 114 539 356 382 160 3023 White 322 293 239 319 104 429 302 316 127 2451 Par 4 4 4 4 3 5 4 4 3 35 Hdcp 4 11 15 2 18 5 13 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 In Total Brown 568 412 306 155 214 471 412 182 606 3326 6684 Tan 539 358 287 152 197 410 369 134 543 2989 6012 White 443 335 250 110 164 375 311 119 458 2565 5016 Par 5 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 5 35 70 Hdcp 6 10 17 16 8 1 12 14 3
All of the pin positions on this golf course are marked as moderate. It was my intention to have all levels of players experience each portion of the green without having to create a large number of positions for all 3 settings (easy, moderate, and hard). This pinsheet guide is available to ease the use of custom pin position settings so that a player may avoid some of the tougher pin positions if they wish. Conversely, a better player may seek the harder positions deliberately.
Orientation of the greens in the images is relative to "North" in the APCD.
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Approach to this green is from the SE (lower right-hand corner). Pins 2 and 8 are the hardest positions on the green. |
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Approach to this green is from the NW (upper left corner). The slope of the green at position 9 is a toughie. |
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Approach to this green is from the SSW (bottom left). Getting close to the pin at position 2 is no picnic. |
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Approach to this green is from the South (bottom). Be careful of that steep slope to the water when the pin is at position 7 or 9. |
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Approach to this green is from the East (right). Getting the ball past the pin at positions 4 and 5 is nearly impossible. |
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Approach to this green can be from the South (bottom) or SW (lower left corner). The green is mostly flat, so none of the pin positions are too bad. Position 1 would have to be the toughest. |
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Approach to this green is from the East (right). Pin position 1 is easy, good luck getting close to the others. |
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Approach to this green is from the West (left). Another mostly flat green. |
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Approach to this green is from the WNW (top left). Pin positions 1, 2, and 3 are all hard to get to. |
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Approach to this green is from the North (top). Any eagle putt attempts to pin position 2 will probably be quite long. |
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Approach to this green is from the South (bottom). Pin position 1 is the toughest location on this green. |
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Approach to this green is from the North (top). This green is so small, none of the positions are any more tough than any other. |
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Approach to this green is from the NE (top right corner). Multi-tiered green. Position 1 and 2 are hard to get to. |
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Approach to this green is from the ENE (top right). The conservative play is to not aim at the flag when it is in position 1. |
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Approach to this green is from the West (left). Pin positions 3 and 4 bring that steep slope into play. |
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Approach to this green is from the NW (top left corner). Simple green matches #8 in shape but not in pin positions. |
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Approach to this green is from the NE (top right corner). Number 1 and 3 are the toughest positions. |
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Approach to this green is from the NE (top right corner). This gigantic green could have twice as many pin positions. Even though position 1 requires the longest approach shot, it is probably the easiest position due to the flatness of the green back there. |
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Updated: 14-June-2003