Re: WorldSwing World Tour 23-24/Recorded Rounds with Tarheel
Posted: February 15th, 2024, 8:08 pm
WorldSwing Week 24
Second Weekly Venue
Island Greens
Where are we?
Hawaii, I think on Maui
Ken McHale, August 1998, created Island Greens for JN5, and here we have a conversion for GBC to play. Its a challenge to play and has an impressive length, with lots of water and sand to contend with on the 7225 yards, par 71. Maybe a bit primitive in variety of trees and may look a bit 'same' at times (well, it is JN5!), however, its a good design which offers a lot of challenge as well as really excellent bird sounds (missing on our last course btw!) and is a solid course. I think the sand was done well to fit the theme.
He doesn't really say where the course is located, but I think Maui looks like a reasonable thought for this tropical paradise, so thats where we are
This is our last course on the Hawaii swing before we journey into Asia for a few weeks, but we will return at least briefly when we celebrate the maestro, Terry Armstrong.
Check out Bear Mountain and Forest Hill for some really good courses Ken did solo.
PLAY INFORMATION
CONDITIONS
Round 1: Medium - Soft - Pin 1 - 90% Fog (Its really coming down)
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://www.golfsimclubhouse.com/jack/j ... greens.zip
Tarheel’s current hcp: 9
Tarheel's .round files
Hole 9, par 4 from the tee
Approach shot into the doglogged green on the par 4 number 15
A really pretty number 3 green, looking back toward the tee. You can roll off the back of this one...
Return to season schedule: http://www.golfsimclubhouse.com/forum/v ... 217#p13217
Second Weekly Venue
Island Greens
Where are we?
Hawaii, I think on Maui
Ken McHale, August 1998, created Island Greens for JN5, and here we have a conversion for GBC to play. Its a challenge to play and has an impressive length, with lots of water and sand to contend with on the 7225 yards, par 71. Maybe a bit primitive in variety of trees and may look a bit 'same' at times (well, it is JN5!), however, its a good design which offers a lot of challenge as well as really excellent bird sounds (missing on our last course btw!) and is a solid course. I think the sand was done well to fit the theme.
He doesn't really say where the course is located, but I think Maui looks like a reasonable thought for this tropical paradise, so thats where we are
This is our last course on the Hawaii swing before we journey into Asia for a few weeks, but we will return at least briefly when we celebrate the maestro, Terry Armstrong.
Check out Bear Mountain and Forest Hill for some really good courses Ken did solo.
PLAY INFORMATION
CONDITIONS
Round 1: Medium - Soft - Pin 1 - 90% Fog (Its really coming down)
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://www.golfsimclubhouse.com/jack/j ... greens.zip
Tarheel’s current hcp: 9
Tarheel's .round files
Hole 9, par 4 from the tee
Approach shot into the doglogged green on the par 4 number 15
A really pretty number 3 green, looking back toward the tee. You can roll off the back of this one...
Return to season schedule: http://www.golfsimclubhouse.com/forum/v ... 217#p13217