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Making a yardage book using google earth


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i just downloade google earth to make a yardage book with and i was wondering how do you mark yardages with the ruler without making that giant line. I was just wanting to put little dots around the hole with the yardage above it. Thanks Ryan


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When I use GE to create a yardage book I use the thumb-tacks with varying colors to indicate the different distances.

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From the center of the green back towards the fairway, I measure 100, 150, and 200 yards out. From my 100 yard mark I measure the yardage both to the front and back of the green (and if there are greenside hazards I again measure to the front and back of those from the same 100 yard mark).

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