How do I create a New Course?

[Tomahawk96]

Hey everyone, I'm new to this forum and I joined specifically because a brand new course just opened near by me and I wanted to know how I would go about creating a new course information guide for the website. The course is called Dier Straits and is located in Allouez, Wisconsin (Green Bay suburb) at Weise Park. It is a 9 hole course with tee pads, hole signs and baskets. Most of the course is par 3 with holes ranging from 150-280ft, with hole 9 being a par 4 454ft hole in an open field. The course just officially opened today, although the tee pads still need to be installed. Thank you in advance for your help!

 

[DavidSauls]

On the menu bar at the top of the site, under courses, the last item is "Add a course". Start there.

 

[markmcc]

Under the "Courses" tab at the top, choose "Add a Course". From there fill in the blanks. Go ahead and read through it before you start, as you'll need a lot of info to set up a complete course listing. Some of what you'll need are clear driving instructions to the course, GPS coordinates of the course (usually the parking lot), hole lengths, pars, etc. I also like to have a picture of the course map (if available).

It is a good feeling to add a course to this site, so go for it!

 

[Tomahawk96]

The last option on my drop down bar is random courses, perhaps it is because I am using my Iphone?

 

[Tomahawk96]

Thank you both for the help! I'm sure I'll need to gather a little bit more information before I begin the course guide.

 

[rshrevo]

i would have to say that the whole course is a par 3 course. including hole 9 454 feet in a open field is in my book a par 3 hole. I don't throw very far but i still feel that i could par that hole if it was totally in a open field like you describe.

 

[Tomahawk96]

It might be, I only played through it once and I thought it was a par 4, but that would make sense because it then would be a mach 3 course in all.

 

[rshrevo]

the creators might have put par 4 on the tee sign. i would still consider it a par 3 though.