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I haven't been golfing for about 8 years and thought to myself, "I want something modern, fits the chase mode, but doesn't have lots of skyscrapers or paved roads" and I just happened to be watching Tiger implode on the back nine. The scale is probably wildly off as some holes look about the same length but the yardage is off, which is why I didn't put a scale on it. This is meant to be one of those map cards that they have sitting around. Actual yardage is in that caddy book thing. I think that I might do another one with a full 36 holes, north and south course, and probably in a links style (this one looks like all of the courses around here, hilly and wooded, except the munis which are 9 holes links style).
