Thats a damn long 18.
Anything over 9k is damn silly IMO.
I would generally agree ........ However on that course you have golf carts so exhaustion and leg fatigue inst that big of a factor; arm fatigue will be though.
The longest course I've played it
Blue Valley in KC .... tips out its around 11,000 ft. I don't hink a single hole is under 500ft in the tips which makes for a long and not that fun of a round ....... with that said it will challenge your game and make you learn to throw in the wind and will want you to be able to throw farther than 400ft
The longest wooded / rugged course I've played is
Ozark Mountain in Vichy, MO. The roughly 10,000 ft has it all ..... huge elevation, creeks, ponds, rock faces, open shots, woods, tunnels, long holes and ace-able holes. It is the most complete course on a design and variety level I have ever played. Getting par 72 and 10,000 ft with ace runs and not all 500 ft holes is amazing.
All 3 courses at the IDGC are also great exapmples of wooded courses with considerable length .....
Steady Ed - 7'900;
Warner - 9'300; and
Jackson - 9'300 ft. I was pressed for time when in the area and played all 3 back to back to back in an afternoon .... I was hurting for a few days to say the least :gross: