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Thanks. We mapped The Landings and added it to the website here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/landingsfortmyers.php To view the fly-over, scroll down and click "View Course in Google Earth", then double-click "Complete Tour".

Unfortunately the 3D imagery in Google Earth was captured before the recent renovation, so we will have to wait for the imagery to be updated. However, we do have up-to-date imagery and high-definition terrain data including green slopes and contours on the website here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/sleepyhollowcc.php Go to 3D Planner and select Hills in the top left corner, then click on Slopes and/or Contours to see the green slopes and/or contours.

Miacomet looks great! Unfortunately, Google Earth doesn't have high definition terrain/buildings/trees in that region, so we can't make a fly-over video for RUclips. However, we have mapped it and added it to the ProVisualizer website here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/miacomet.php Note also that there are some really nice fly-over videos on the Miacomet website here: www.miacometgolf.com/course-tour These are much better than anything we could make with Google Earth :-)

Tee times are released 7pm the week before by 7:00:05 all the times are gone. You can go as a walkup or try for a cancellation (5-7 the night before is usually your best chance)

Great looking course! Unfortunately Google Earth doesn't have high definition 3D terrain in that region so we couldn't generate a fly-over, but we mapped it and added it to the website here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/ballyowen.php

Unfortunately Lemon Bay has just had a major renovation and there isn't any new imagery available yet, so we can't even map it at the moment. But we've added it to our list and we'll map it as soon as the new imagery is available.

Great looking course, thanks for the recommendation. Google Earth doesn't have high definition 3D data in that region so we couldn't create a RUclips fly-over, but we mapped it and added it to the website here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/reserveatmoonlightbasin.php

@@provisualizer Thanks guys

It's all available for free in Google Earth: www.google.com/earth/about/

Thanks, we added New South Wales here: ruclips.net/video/lhI9N-4BPSI/видео.html

@@provisualizer thanks again guys 👍

Good recommendation! Google Earth doesn't have high-def imagery in that region so we couldn't do a fly-over, but we mapped it and added it to the website here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/alhaurin.php

We have added McArthur to the website here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/mcarthur.php Great looking course! Thanks very much for the recommendation.

@@provisualizer thanks again. Keep up the good work 👍

Thanks for letting us know about the name change. We have updated the RUclips fly-over and the website.

Great recommendation! We mapped both courses and added them to the website here: Te Arai Links North Course: www.provisualizer.com/courses/tearailinksnorth.php Te Arai Links South Course: www.provisualizer.com/courses/tearailinkssouth.php

@@provisualizer great work. Thanks 👍

That's correct. That is the 16th green on the New Course, which is not used on the Composite Course.

Thanks for the recommendation. We mapped it and added it to the website here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/ruffledfeathers.php

How did you get on?

Because courses prepare years in advance for a us open. If they want it drier. They will start the process years in advance. The year after the us open it will go back to how it's always been

Thanks! Great looking course! Here it is: www.provisualizer.com/courses/sacconnesset.php

@@provisualizer thanks again

Thanks for the recommendation, two great looking courses! Here they are... Nicklaus Painted Valley: www.provisualizer.com/courses/promontorypaintedvalley.php Pete Dye Canyon: www.provisualizer.com/courses/promontorycanyon.php

@@provisualizer thanks very much. Cheers

Great suggestion. We would love to do it, but unfortunately Google Earth only has flat imagery in that region, so it's not possible right now. However, we have mapped it and added it to the website here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/oceandunes.php

@@provisualizer thanks for that. Haven't played it yet but have done on 2k21 video game and looks epic.

That's correct, the BMW will be using the championship layout here: www.provisualizer.com/courses/wilmingtonchamp.php We don't have a RUclips video for that, but you can still watch the fly-over in Google Earth by clicking the "View Course in Google Earth" link on the above page, and then double-clicking "Complete Tour". To see the 3D imagery, make sure you have "3D Buildings" and "Terrain" checked in the Google Earth layers. Hope that helps.

@@provisualizer thanks. I am the EFX Mixer for NBC and put the mics out. Im trying to figure out which holes are now what? I figured out so far that 1-4 are now 10-13 but 5-9 is still 5-9. I see 10 is one and I think 10 is now 16 but I’m struggling to figure out the rest.

As far as we can tell, the BMW Championship layout is using the following holes from the standard South Course layout: Front Nine = 10 13 14 15 5 6 7 8 9 Back Nine = 1 2 3 4 16 17 11 12 18 The best way to see this is to open the following two pages in two separate tabs side-by-side: www.provisualizer.com/courses/wilmingtonchamp.php www.provisualizer.com/courses/wilmingtonsouth.php Click the "|<" button in the bottom right corner of the map to load the imagery. Note that the Championship layout on ProVisualizer is based on the hole descriptions given on the PGA Tour website here: www.pgatour.com/tournaments/bmw-championship/course.html Does that help?

PS If in doubt, please check with the PGA Tour officials. Good luck!

@@provisualizer actually I compared the scorecards and that told me. Thanks 🙏🏻

Thanks very much for the feedback. We would love to embed the par and yardage information in the fly-over, but unfortunately it would mean we would then have to regenerate the fly-over every time we update the course map, which would be too time consuming (it takes 2-3 hours of work to generate each fly-over). However, if you click on the link in the description below the video, it will take you through to the ProVisualizer website where we have all the par and yardage information, as well as detailed maps and yardage charts with elevation data and tools for measuring distances to hazards, overlaying dispersion patterns and planning your strategy. Hope that helps!

Perfect! I’ll head on over to the site. Much appreciated.