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I'm working on a course right now using the awesome tools ChadGolf built and have a question around how people handle doing tee boxes on dogleg holes. I started adding tee boxes to a hole I was working on last night and set the tees at the yardage I got from the scorecard. Then when I started to eyeball it, I realized something was off and I think it's because it is a dogleg hole. From what I have read when calculating yardage on a dogleg hole you measure out to the middle of the fairway where the hole starts to turn and then to the hole. If I'm looking at this right it appears that in TGC 2019 it is just measuring straight from the tee box to the hole which makes my yardage way less than in real life.
From a play-ability stand point I can just place the tee boxes about where they should be, as the tee boxes were all imported from OSM, and it won't really be a big deal. It's just going to mess up total yardage a little bit. Just wondering if anyone has run into this and found a work around. You can also just say that I'm being a little too picky and it's not a big deal, you will probably be right.
From a play-ability stand point I can just place the tee boxes about where they should be, as the tee boxes were all imported from OSM, and it won't really be a big deal. It's just going to mess up total yardage a little bit. Just wondering if anyone has run into this and found a work around. You can also just say that I'm being a little too picky and it's not a big deal, you will probably be right.
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