Photos on course..?

[Davegra]

I have just joined a new club with a lot of blind holes and very tight fairways, I was thinking of taking pictures looking back to the tee from the ideal landing area? Is this allowed?

Quite often when you walk from the tee to the fairway it suddenly opens up, but from the tee looks so tight, so to help visualise the tee shot do you think seeing a different view whilst on the tee may help?

 

[bobmac]

I dont see why not, after all you can get yardage books which show the map of the hole.
Welcome to the forum btw

 

[birdieman]

Most of the St Andrews Trust links courses strokesavers include photographs of the holes, so shouldn't be a problem.

To be honest once you're familiar with the course you'll know the lines off the tees and the distances to hit.

 

[brendy]

Or you could use google earth and use the measurement tool and map a strokesaver that suits your distances.

 

[Oddsocks]

mycaddiepro on the iphone would be perfect, will even let you work out the landing area length and the following shot length.

 

[madandra]

I cant get into MYcaddypro .. all I get is the white screen

 

[Macster]

Half a dozen rounds and you'll know what to hit and where you are going, so I wouldnt bother.

Its gonna take you a week or 2 to get to know the course, so dont get too wound up about scoring for a while, and just enjoy settling in.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I wouldn't worry too much. Like the other have said you'll get to know distances and the safe areas to miss on each hole. Where do you play

 

[steveyjd81]

mycaddie pro is awesome

 

[AuburnWarrior]

I cant get into MYcaddypro .. all I get is the white screen

Photos taken when it snowed???