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Beautiful maps Tim. So cool!!!

C pin is actually to the left and about the same angle from A as shown. I dug a shallow post hole the other day to mark it.

I'll give some more info on new pins while Tim works on measuring and mapping.....

While most of the B pins are longer, #7 and #14 are shorter, but nestled amongst trees.

On #5 and #15, the last hook to the right has been taken out and the B pin is a straighter shot.

The most dramatic difference from A to B is #10. From the current dogleg to the right, a new fairway has been cut into the woods behind the A pin to create a straight leg, then a dogleg to the left, over a mound, and downhill to the B pin. It makes it a true Par 4. Any 3 on this one would be impressive.

Guys, this is looking truly amazing. I can't believe how quickly you all got this together. Add to that the fact that we will be playing some of these holes in less than 3 weeks makes it even more amazing!

A well made plan has been the biggest help, hope for the best in the weather and it will all come together. GREAT STUFF!!!!!!!!!!

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The short tee pad on #5 has a new built-up mound behind it for a better run-up area. Been wanting to fix this problem for a long time!

Guys, this is looking truly amazing. I can't believe how quickly you all got this together. Add to that the fact that we will be playing some of these holes in less than 3 weeks makes it even more amazing!

Shenky-
Never be surprised by what a small group of dedicated and motivated people can do. Of course Tim is the prime mover, his energy and talents are clearly shown here. I've been around this group and club for many years and I'm proud to be a part of it. Things will only get better for us if we all just help out when we can. I've always believed that this sport is more than a game and you get out of it what you put in.

Great job guys!

Shenky-
Never be surprised by what a small group of dedicated and motivated people can do. Of course Tim is the prime mover, his energy and talents are clearly shown here. I've been around this group and club for many years and I'm proud to be a part of it. Things will only get better for us if we all just help out when we can. I've always believed that this sport is more than a game and you get out of it what you put in.

Great job guys!

Adding to what John said, there is a core group of people that are always there when we decide to do these projects:

Tim Dempsey
John Roy
Otis Mills
Jeff Keirn
Mike Bonday
I've put some hours in myself!

This course would not be as awesome as it is without the dedication shown by these people, as well as the support of York County Parks & Rec., specifically Molly Nealor. This collective effort is the reason this course has been recognized with local and national awards.

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could probably use a step to make it easier get up on top to the pad

day hole was laid out

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could probably use a step to make it easier get up on top to the pad

Either that or just walk around. A step may lead to erosion.

This looks great, wish I was in town to help out this coming weekend. I also like how the easiest hole is now becoming one of the most difficult.

I installed new collars for 10 and 18 yesterday. Going out there today to put in a few more.

Getting a head start on tomorrow's task.