Executive Courses

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Which is the easiest and which is the most difficult?

Also, I understand that there are three levels of difficulty. Where can I find that information?

[biker1]

There are actually 4 levels of difficulty. The following link will provide the ratings:

http://www.golfthevillages.com/images/executivecoursesratings.pdf

Which of the "1" rated courses is easiest and which of the "4" rated courses is hardest is a matter of opinion. Which tee boxes you play from also matters. I find Pelican from the black tees to be a lot of fun.

Which is the easiest and which is the most difficult?

Also, I understand that there are three levels of difficulty. Where can I find that information?

[Uberschaf]

I think they are rated by how many golf balls are lost on average.

[Bay Kid]

Most are easy from the forward tees. All are great!

[kcrazorbackfan]

There are actually 4 levels of difficulty. The following link will provide the ratings:

http://www.golfthevillages.com/images/executivecoursesratings.pdf

Which of the "1" rated courses is easiest and which of the "4" rated courses is hardest is a matter of opinion. Which tee boxes you play from also matters. I find Pelican from the black tees to be a lot of fun.

Yes Pelican is, Okochobee is also a lot of fun from the blacks.

[CFrance]

There are actually 4 levels of difficulty. The following link will provide the ratings:

http://www.golfthevillages.com/images/executivecoursesratings.pdf

Which of the "1" rated courses is easiest and which of the "4" rated courses is hardest is a matter of opinion. Which tee boxes you play from also matters. I find Pelican from the black tees to be a lot of fun.
Their level is also listed in the TV phone book.

[rubicon]

I memorized the level for each of the executive courses. However I am confounded as to how those ratings were achieved.

I say this because I can do better often from the black on 4 rated courses and lousy from gold on lower rated courses.

I have theories as to why but he who treats himself has a fool for a patient.