Putt Around Golf
Course Information
All the holes on our course are Par 2, except for hole 15 (Par 3), Hole 11 (Par 3), and hole 18 (Par 1). A Bull's Eye on the 18th hole wins you a FREE game, and the best score in a foursome also wins a FREE game, so bring your friends! Some holes like hole 15, shown above, have different challenges such as sand traps, water traps, uneven or raised greens, and dog-legs. Other holes, like the windmill and weather vane, require you to time your shots through the obstacles.
A hole-in-one is possible on every hole, but not necessarily easy to get! Our course has a good mix of fun and somewhat easy holes with some more challenging holes.
Hole 1 - The slot furthest to the right under the schoolhouse will get you closest to the hole, and is your best opportunity for a hole-in-one.
Hole 2 - Make sure you time this one right to get through the weather vane.
Hole 3 - This one also requires some timing so you miss the windmill blades. Try to stay to the left on this hole for a position closer to the hole.
Hole 4 - A straight shot through the church can get you a hole-in-one, however, the opening is at an angle that makes it tough to judge just how to hit the ball.
Hole 5 - Loop-de-loop, a favorite of all kids. Don't hit to ball too hard or it will jump off the green resulting in a one stroke penalty.
Hole 6 - Easy hole-in-one shot. Just keep the putt straight down the middle. Hit it too hard and you end up in the sand. Stray from the middle, and you end up in the water, both of which are one stroke penalties!
Hole 7 - Easy shot under the covered wagon for a hole-in-one. The green slopes a little, so you will need to compensate a bit.
Hole 8 - A straight shot through the locomotive can produce a hole-in-one, but miss the hole, and you could be in trouble.
Hole 9 - This one separates the sexes. Cowboys play to the left, Cowgirls play to the right. If you miss your shot and end up going the wrong way, it may take you several extra strokes to get back on the correct side.
Hole 10 - This hole is hidden, so you will need to shoot around an obstacle to reach the hole. This multi-tiered green has obstacles on each level, and if you hit too hard, you can go off the end resulting in a one stroke penalty.
Hole 11 - This multi-level green makes you put the ball in the hole on the top green, then again on the bottom green. You will need to be a little creative to make a hole-in-one on this hole.
Hole 12 - Easy shot under the General Store to the hole.
Hole 13 - Make sure you follow the loop on this hole. If you miss the loop, your score could jump quickly on this hole. Hitting the loop makes for an easy par and possible hole-in-one.
Hole 14 - Our second two-level green. Getting the ball in the upper hole can result in the ball running into the bottom hole, but it is not guaranteed. Sometimes the ball stops short or misses the hole.
Hole 15 - Possibly our most difficult hole. This one can make or break your game! If you hit the first bank incorrectly, you will go right into the water; miss it, and you end up in the sand. A gentle touch can set you up for a good second shot. You need to be creative and lucky to get a hole-in-one on this hole!
Hole 16 - Stay towards the left side of the tunnel through the barn for the best position on the green. Hitting too hard places you against the back board, creating a longer putt.
Hole 17 - This hole is a large dog-leg left. Hitting both the banks will get you close to the hole. Missing both banks can make for a long second putt, possible behind some rough.
Hole 18 - The final hole keeps your ball when you are done. Get the ball in the bull's eye for a free game. The best advice I can give you is to aim straight, and hit with a medium force. Too light won't get you near the hole, and too strong will bounce off the cage and come back towards you, making you take another stroke.
