Post by boynsy on Jul 21, 2015 7:29:18 GMT -5
I'm going to preface this by saying I'm not sure this thread belongs here, but I didn't actually know where to put it.
Basically, this is an idea for a course complex (more of a resort than an individual course) that I think would be fun, if a little difficult to implement. I'm sure it exists in many places in real life, but I only vaguely remember seeing it once, in Australia. The course was a 27 hole layout, split into three nines. Each nine was a different theme, with a unique feel to it (they were named, something like Dunes, Woods and Rocks), and the players would be told which 18 holes they were to play, and in which order. I'm not sure if this was done due to traffic, or to let the course recover or what, but it meant that there were essentially 3 different courses, or potentially 6 if you play the nines in a different order. I think that something like this could probably be done in TGC, and would be an interesting layout.
Just wanted to gather some thoughts on this idea, and maybe give some people ideas.
Basically, this is an idea for a course complex (more of a resort than an individual course) that I think would be fun, if a little difficult to implement. I'm sure it exists in many places in real life, but I only vaguely remember seeing it once, in Australia. The course was a 27 hole layout, split into three nines. Each nine was a different theme, with a unique feel to it (they were named, something like Dunes, Woods and Rocks), and the players would be told which 18 holes they were to play, and in which order. I'm not sure if this was done due to traffic, or to let the course recover or what, but it meant that there were essentially 3 different courses, or potentially 6 if you play the nines in a different order. I think that something like this could probably be done in TGC, and would be an interesting layout.
Just wanted to gather some thoughts on this idea, and maybe give some people ideas.
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