Has anyone ever played a course like this?.......

[cjdfw]

okay...nevermind. apparently it was a stupid question

[Boosty16]

Wtf!!!!????!!!!

[lamebums]

okay...nevermind. apparently it was a stupid question

Now you've got me curious - what question?

[cjdfw]

Now you've got me curious - what question?

well basically its about this course

http://www.stewartpeninsulagolf.com/...nt_letter.html its a nine hole but each hole has two different greens. so 18 in all. i just wanted to know what kind of rules/etiquette apply here as far as teeing off. i know that you shouldn't bomb your tee drives into the group ahead of you , but can you go ahead and tee off if the group ahead of you is already on their green(assuming you and the other group are playing a different "hole" so to speak, ex. we're playing #1, group ahead is playing #10). the only reason i ask is because even though the two greens share a fairway and the same hazards, the approach to the green will be different.

[Zachwright1]

I play a course everynow and then that is a 9 hole course that has two holes on every green and you just play to the other flag on the back 9. I hate it the idea, but its a tough course so its good practice.

[shredfit]

I've never heard of either kind of course... but they look/sound interesting.

[JaY_B]

I assume the rules would be no different, Just wait for both greens to clear and hit too the correct green.

[REBELKFX]

I played one that has 9 greens. You use different tee boxes on the back nine. Good idea I guess if you are limited on space.

[ChvyKc]

I've never seen that before. You shouldn't have taken the original question down though. I don't think that there is such a thing as a stupid question.

[cjdfw]

okay....just for reference, i went there today and played. The fairways aren't as wide as i thought they would be and the two greens for each fairway are pretty close together. So, yea.....definately wait for greens to be clear just to be safe.

[Bowker]

I've never seen anything like that before. Looks kind of interesting though. I just might have to find one where I live.

[Bowker]

okay....just for reference, i went there today and played. The fairways aren't as wide as i thought they would be and the two greens for each fairway are pretty close together. So, yea.....definately wait for greens to be clear just to be safe.

I probably would anyway

[DaveLeeNC]

There is a course in the Rockland, Maine area (Goose River, I think) that has 9 greens and 18 tees. They actually do a good job of creating the illusion of 18 holes. One hole is dogleg left on the front and dogleg right on the back, another is a par 3 on the front and par 4 on the back, etc.

I've only played it twice and didn't ever run into any etiquette issues. Good judgement seemed to work in all the cases that I ran into. If it was really crowded I can see how it would get confusing.

dave