Behind the Scenes at the Golf Course - Changing a Hole Location

Dan and Andy, two of our friends from The Legend at Bristlecone, walk you through the process of changing a hole location and cutting a new cup for play.

[@elizabethflynn9769]

Thanks Andy. I was wondering about this process.

[@chrisanderson4044]

There’s no way you can convince me that painting the hole speeds up play lmao

[@chosen1one930]

Yep is BS, they do it because members want, it makes the course seem like there playing majors everyday. You still can't see that from a certain distance or lower tier. You can tell these guys are noobs, the new hole should be away from the other days cup, not put so close together.

[@midnightgir6]

The flag should be enough tell when the player is far away, and you can still see some of the cup if you're close enough.

[@DoubleUA]

It’s because it looks better, winter we use rings because we change holes less

[@PetSKi67]

That plug is too high about a half an inch!

[@Br3ndo1891]

Plug was fine when he finished

[@y2kimf]

How did you know?

[@alonser1]

Está bien, pero se puede hacer de otra forma más eficiente 👍

[@chosen1one930]

No the really messed up and made no sense a couple of times. Pretty bad, that's coming from a superintendent