duckychucky
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The only course I have played with 2 tees and 2 baskets on each hole (blackfalls vt, my fav all time course) had the layout as short tee to short basket= red, short to long=white, long to short=blue and long to long=gold. So for the most part, the distance (and difficulty) between tees was more than the distance between baskets, so that blue was longer than white. However on some holes the basket positions had the greater difference so the white layout was longer.
Is this the norm for dual tee dual basket courses?
Or do some courses have the distance between baskets greater than distance between tees so that blue layout is short to long and white is long to short?
Do any course mix it up so that if you are playing blue some times you are long to short and other holes short to long, whichever happens to be greater?
This last option would make the most sense on hilly courses where choices for tee positions may be limited due to terrain, but it would also be the most confusing.
Just curious...
Is this the norm for dual tee dual basket courses?
Or do some courses have the distance between baskets greater than distance between tees so that blue layout is short to long and white is long to short?
Do any course mix it up so that if you are playing blue some times you are long to short and other holes short to long, whichever happens to be greater?
This last option would make the most sense on hilly courses where choices for tee positions may be limited due to terrain, but it would also be the most confusing.
Just curious...