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WorldSwing Week 54
Third Venue
Julia Creek

In May 1998, Jason Langer released a JN5 classic, Julia Creek, a forest par 72, 7109 yard cruise through a well designed golf course. I have him credited with only a few courses such as Jungle Fever, Little River par 3, TPC St Peters and No 2 course at Waikalakei. I think all his contributions were JN5, and its a shame we didnt get to see another decade of development for GBC, because it was a good start.

One more course to go on this tour break, and we'll get back to Europe.

PLAY INFORMATION

CONDITIONS
Round 1: Mild - Soft - Pin 1

No gimmes (recommended)
No mulligans (recommended)
BLACK tees
Medium or faster meter
I am playing each round once and taking what I get


-------> https://golfsimclubhouse.com/jack/jn6/f ... _creek.zip


Tarheel's .round files
Intro screen


Hole number 7 from the tee. I like the creek on the left.


Second shot coming in to the par 5 green on number 3.

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WorldSwing Week 54
Fourth Venue
Fire Ridge Golf Course

Lorne Attenborough can certainly create a difficult golf course. During our trip to Canada on the tour, we played Strathoy's Bear Creek as a taste of his work, and now grab your extinguisher in preparation to take on Fire Ridge Golf Course This is 7308 yards and par 72, and though long, the best decision isn't always to rip it. You will need to bend some shots to get the right approach, and an overdrive may put you in a place you can't see the green at all. On pin 5, putting is a chore. The fire grass is really a neat visual here, and its a great golf course to get burned on! I apologize if anyone reading this was involved recently in the CA fires...no intention here to make a joke about that and you're in my prayers.

Back to the European portion of the tour now.

PLAY INFORMATION

CONDITIONS
Round 1: Medium - Hard - Pin 5

No gimmes (recommended)
No mulligans (recommended)
BLACK tees
Medium or faster meter
I am playing each round once and taking what I get


-------> https://golfsimclubhouse.com/jack/jn6/f ... _ridge.zip


Tarheel's .round files
First introduction screen.


Number 12, par 3. Look at the cool grass.


Number 11, third shot if you play cautiously, across the water to the green on this par 5

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Two beautiful courses, Brad.

WorldSwing Week 55
First Venue
Chiemsee South Course

Welcome back to the tour. We move from the Iberian peninsula over to Germany. Peter Muller is our designer this time, and what a design it is. This 2001 release of Chiemsee South Golf Courseis in Bavaria, and captures what I would think the country to be like. This is on my top 10 courses in JN GBC and you can enjoy many rounds here! Each hole brings something interesting to the table. We will have a few of Peters courses to play in the next couple of weeks, and you will see why he is one of the best in JN design. Its hard to believe this is a 2001 release.

This season, we have played several of his courses already:
Capcanes
Kabunai
Castillo Roque del Moro
Goodfellas




PLAY INFORMATION

CONDITIONS
Round 1: Medium - Normal - Pin 2
Round 2: Medium - Soft - Pin 4

No gimmes (recommended)
No mulligans (recommended)
BLACK tees
Medium or faster meter
I am playing each round once and taking what I get


-------> https://golfsimclubhouse.com/jack/jn6/f ... _south.zip


Tarheel's .round files
Tee shot from number 6. Look at the nearby pasture.


Green view on the par 3 number 17


Hole 15, third shot on this not so easy par 5. You have to contend with a significant rise that continues all the way to the pin.

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Sundance wrote: ↑January 16th, 2025, 2:58 pm Another beauty by Jeff!!

Thanks Steve. And glad you played the Augusta National Par 3 course on your WorldSwing World Tour Tarheel! I hope you enjoyed it!

Brad,

the screenshots you post, for each course you are playing, show just how lucky those of us who still play this great game are, to have had so many wonderful designs created for us to enjoy. What's even better is that, even after over a quarter of a century, they keep coming!

Cheers

Brad