Smart Layouts
These layouts will automatically update when you change pin positions on your course using Quick Targets. They also allow players to switch tee/target positions while on a scorecard.
Smart Layouts generate course difficulty classifications and round ratings, as well.
Red (Casual/Beginner) - 16 hole
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Blue (Advanced)
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Front Nine - Casual
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Front Nine - Advanced
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Inactive Smart Layouts
Red (Casual/Beginner)
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Red (Casual/Beginner)
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Blue (Advanced)
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Blue (Advanced)
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Front Nine - Advanced
Front Nine using the blue (advanced) tee boxes. Tight trees, technical throws, blind shots... can't ask for more. This is a great option for shade!
Hole info
| Tee → Target | Avg | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hole 1 | ||||||
Blue → Main 420 ft Par 3 | 4.05 (+1.1) | 30% 41% 19% | ||||
30% 41% 19% | ||||||
NotesInto Monster Alley - Hole 1 sets the vibe for the course. Teepad is looking down a beautiful tunnel of trees with danger on both sides. Birdieing this hole will be very difficult | ||||||
| Hole 2 | ||||||
Blue → Main 278 ft Par 3 | 4.2 (+1.2) | 21% 44% 25% | ||||
21% 44% 25% | ||||||
NotesHole 2 is a challenging dogleg. This hole will yield very few birdies from the blue tee. Red tee is a simple tunnel shot. Beware of cliffs on right! Lost discs play from the red tee with penalty. | ||||||
| Hole 3 | ||||||
Blue → Main 170 ft Par 3 | 3.27 (+0.3) | 59% 26% | ||||
59% 26% | ||||||
NotesHole 3 will be the first birdie hole of the course. Short but challenging blind throw with a drop. If you miss all the trees discs should filter in for an easy putt. | ||||||
| Hole 4 | ||||||
Blue → Main 238 ft Par 3 | 3.89 (+0.9) | 32% 41% 18% | ||||
32% 41% 18% | ||||||
NotesHole 4 isn’t terribly long but the gaps, distance control, and tight trees will make it a tough birdie hole. | ||||||
| Hole 5 | ||||||
Blue → Main 275 ft Par 3 | 3.68 (+0.7) | 42% 39% 12% | ||||
42% 39% 12% | ||||||
NotesMonster Alley Lookout Hole 5 - After some technical holes. Hole 5 is a nice relief. Distance control going downhill will be the main challenge. | ||||||
| Hole 6 | ||||||
Blue → Main 275 ft Par 3 | 3.85 (+0.8) | 34% 43% 16% | ||||
34% 43% 16% | ||||||
NotesHyzer Putt Challenge Hole 6 - is a good open hyzer shot with a guarded green to make putting a challenge. | ||||||
| Hole 7 | ||||||
Blue → Main 267 ft Par 3 | 3.58 (+0.6) | 46% 35% 10% | ||||
46% 35% 10% | ||||||
NotesFree-throw Hole 7 - Shorter but uphill this hole has two options of paths to take. The basket is tucked behind trees that will require some luck to have a shorter putt. | ||||||
| Hole 8 | ||||||
Blue → Main 486 ft Par 3 | 3.78 (+0.8) | 42% 39% 12% | ||||
42% 39% 12% | ||||||
NotesWide Open Raised Basket Hole 8 - The first wide open downhill shot of the course. | ||||||
| Hole 9 | ||||||
Blue → Main 288 ft Par 3 | 3.7 (+0.7) | 41% 38% 13% | ||||
41% 38% 13% | ||||||
NotesLadder Left or Lost in the Bush Hole 9 - This is the first forced forehand/lefty shot of the course. Should be fairly simple for a forehand dominant player. Sloped green avoid over-driving on this one | ||||||