Green Grid yardage thing??????

[Titleist Man]

I have a match in my club championship tomorrow(see the Club Championship thread) and i wanted to make a "yardage book of the greens"(distance from front to back, to sides, to common pin positions) if that makes any sense. BTW i have Google Earth and a Upro(if ur wondering why im not jst getting it from there on the course i want a pre charted grid for all distances so i dont have to take extra time or if the Upro is not alowed in the tourney. Thanks any answers are very much appreciated.

[-Mini-]

I have a match in my club championship tomorrow(see the Club Championship thread) and i wanted to make a "yardage book of the greens"(distance from front to back, to sides, to common pin positions) if that makes any sense. BTW i have Google Earth and a Upro(if ur wondering why im not jst getting it from there on the course i want a pre charted grid for all distances so i dont have to take extra time or if the Upro is not alowed in the tourney.

You didn't ask any questions. So enjoy making the grid, and good luck in the championship

[Titleist Man]

i was wondering how to do it.

[AzGolfGeek]

This is what I've in yardage books that I either modified or created. I have an outline of the green, possible indicating where bunkers are, and divide it into 4 sections. my fairway yardage is to the center, green distances are from center to edges in feet. I will also indiacte any large slopes or run-off areas. I will also make some note where not to hit the ball, or where I can use a slope for position. Most of the books I have, I have also walked off alot of the distances, so I know the fairway distance to the front and back, as well as the center. I have a shoe box full of yardage books, its labled as my box of manual GPS crap. I really need to get a sky caddie.

Brian Brown

[DavidFehertysBike]

This is what I've in yardage books that I either modified or created. I have an outline of the green, possible indicating where bunkers are, and divide it into 4 sections. my fairway yardage is to the center, green distances are from center to edges in feet. I will also indiacte any large slopes or run-off areas. I will also make some note where not to hit the ball, or where I can use a slope for position. Most of the books I have, I have also walked off alot of the distances, so I know the fairway distance to the front and back, as well as the center. I have a shoe box full of yardage books, its labled as my box of manual GPS crap. I really need to get a sky caddie.

This is more or less what i do. Matter of fact, ill probably be doing it this weekend in preperation for my state publinx qaulifing round in a few weeks. I dont get too technical, but i do use a range finder to measure front to back, and side to side. I also make notes of any slope or levels, and the which way the greens break. If there is a big tree or lake nearby the green, ill make a note of it. because that green will probably break torwards it.

I will also take the ranger finder and measure off 150, 125, 100, 75, & 50. The scoring zones. Also, ill measure around 25 and 50 yards around each green if i can.

[jonnythan]

You might find this site immensely useful:
http://www.daftlogic.com/projects-go...calculator.htm

I've used it to measure distances for a couple of local courses, and the distances it gives are exactly spot-on with what's printed on the scorecards.

Use KM then convert to yards for the best accuracy.