Course Layouts

[Timothy]

I'm tryng to get maps of course layouts. Any suggestions?

[graciegirl]

I'm tryng to get maps of course layouts. Any suggestions?

A gentleman named Bogie Shooter will appear soon like magic and give you the link to them, OR, the number of the golf department. Do not despair.

[villagetinker]

I'm tryng to get maps of course layouts. Any suggestions?

I think this is what you are looking for:

Golf The Villages (http://www.golfthevillages.com/executive-golf/exechome.asp?course=pelican)

Hope this helps, as I am not a golfer.

[biker1]

There is a fair amount of information on the following website:

Golf The Villages (http://www.golfthevillages.com)


I'm tryng to get maps of course layouts. Any suggestions?

[Timothy]

Thanks!

[Timothy]

I've tried the typical Villages golf sites to no avail. There are some icons claiming course layouts but have had no luck when I "click" on them. No worries....Google Earth always works.....I appreciate your help.

[fwpc3]

You can download the scorecards for each championship course from the sections on each course on the Golf The Villages website. These show all the course layouts.

[SIRE1]

Are you sure that the "Golf the Villages" link in the previous replies doesn't give you what you were looking for? Golf The Villages (http://www.golfthevillages.com/)

If you want to see the course layout of an Executive course, click on the "Executive Golf" link across the top row menu. Then select the course from the right side menu and it shows the layout for the course.

If you want to see the course layout of a Championship course, click on the "Championship Golf" link across the top row menu. Then select the course from the right side menu. Then select "click here" on the Scorecard section and the layout for the course is displayed.

If you want to know where the courses are located in The Villages, click on the "Executive & Country Club Courses Map" link.

Don't know what else you are looking for.

[Polar Bear]

Not meaning to belittle TV websites, but the op might want more detail than the tiny drawings provided on those sites.

Google maps is a good way to see the real layout.