Nov 08, 2012 · Men's Flights and Tees Played. Gross Flight - Approximately 6,500 yards. Under 50 Flight - Approximately 6,500 yards. 50-64 Flight - Approximately 6,200 yards. 65 and Over Flight - Approximately 6,000 yards. Women's Flights and Tees Played (*Please answer "NO" to the Gross Division question when submitting an entry) Shorter Flight - Approximately 5,200 yards
The par-72 Arnold Palmer Golf Course measures 6,225 yards from the resort tees. When played from the Palmer (black) tees, this 7,218-yard seaside course presents a stiff challenge to even the best players in the world. Sand traps are plentiful, with more than 70 menacing the fairways and protecting the greens. However, there are five sets of ...
Men's Format. 18 holes of net and gross stroke play within flights; Each player will use their playing handicap for the day (95%) Handicap Indexes will be taken from the close of entry date; Payout will be NET, then Gross. Payouts will vary based on …
The Legends consists of 27 holes, each nine providing its own set of challenges. The course stretches to a total of 7,180 yards, a challenge for even the most skilled golfer. However, there are five sets of tees allowing for an enjoyable experience for all skill levels. Palmer Legends features a first-rate practice facility which includes ...
Color | Gender | Title |
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Black | Mens | Champion |
Blue | Ladies | Member |
White | Senior | |
Red | Forward |
Named after its legendary designer Arnold Palmer, this championship golf course is one of the more forgiving at PGA National. It’s also one of our most overall entertaining courses for players of all skill levels. There are plenty of opportunities for creative shot-making, and picturesque approach shots abound. Paired with a great series of finishing holes (including the stunning par 5 on the 18th), The Palmer golf course is all about risks/rewards and genuinely fun. Just like its namesake.
Brought to life by the visionary golf course architect, Andy Staples, The Staple is 9 holes of pure, rollicking fun with holes ranging from 60-130 yards and featuring a variety of unique undulations, funneling shots, and in some cases, difficult-to-reach shelves.
From the entire staff of The Palmer Course at Stonewall Resort, welcome to the 2021 golf season! We’re excited to share with you that the course will open for regular play on Thursday, April 1, and that we ’ re now taking tee times online and by phone 304.269.8885 Our Season Pass Holders will be first on the course, March 29-31.
The King's Course is a West Virginia golf course that presents the quality of an Arnold Palmer Signature Course at a more comfortable length.
We ask that all golfers select the proper tee markers to play from based on their skill level. The Palmer Signature Course tee selections have been designed in the following way: 1 KING'S COURSE - Youth or those playing the King's Course short course 2 RED - Women 3 BLACK - Senior men 4 WHITE - Golfer's that drive the ball 240 yards or more 5 BLUE - Golfer's that drive the ball 275 yards or more 6 GOLD - Men with handicaps 4-10
Proper golf attire to be worn by all guests and spectators ( including non-metal spikes). Fans are TEMPORARY IMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS (TIO). Local rule as prescribed in Official Guide to the Rules of Golf is in effect.
Conventional golfing attire must be worn on the golf course. Athletic warm-up apparel, jeans (including designer jeans) of any color, t-shirts, undershirts, cut-offs, gym shorts, tennis shorts and sweat suits are not permitted . Men and boys must wear a collared shirt and women and girls with comparable type tops.
Golf Cart Rules. Each operator of a golf cart must be at least 16 years of age and have a valid driver’s license. Note and obey all cart direction and information signs for your safety. Carts are required to remain on golf cart paths without exception on par 3 holes and those holes with signs, ropes, fences or curbs.
It is important to note, right at the start, that golf handicaps level the playing field when competing from the SAME tees. Comparing scores posted from the same tee is analogous to comparing apples to apples (unless it is mix-gendered competition).
In order to make competition from tees with different Course Ratings fair, an adjustment to players' Course Handicap must be made. An upward adjustment in handicap for players playing from tees with higher Course Ratings or a decrease in handicap for player playing from tees with lower Course Ratings can be applied.
When golfers compete while playing from tees that have different Course Ratings, either add OR subtract strokes...
In this two-player competition, Fred plays from the Blue tees and Tom plays from the White. In a simple situation where you just have two players, the USGA recommends adjusting the Course Handicap of the player playing from the tees with a higher Course Rating.
In this three-player competition, Fred plays from the Blue tees, Tom plays from White and Dave plays from Gold tees. In a simple situation where you just have two players, the USGA recommends adjusting the Course Handicap of the players playing from the tees with higher Course Ratings.
In this two-player competition, Fred plays from the Blue tees and Tom plays from the White. In a simple situation where you just have two players, the USGA recommends adjusting the Course Handicap of the player playing from the tees with a higher Course Rating.
If your event includes two sets of tees or women and men competing from the same tee which has different Course Ratings, either add strokes to the players playing from the higher Course Rating (increase their handicaps) OR subtract strokes from the golfers playing from the lower Course Rating (decrease their handicaps).