1/6/2014 8:01 AM
This simple but effective way has worked well for us. We use a simple 9 hole rotation with front, middle, back responsibilities. Red would be front, white middle, and blue is back. It would look like this for group 1 of 3 groups: 1-R, 2-W, 3-B, 4-W, 5-B, 6-R, 7-B, 8-R, 9-W. Group two would move back one position, so red would become white, blue to red, and white to blue. the tees are moved with the cup each day to maintain yardage. so if the cup was red, the tee markers would be on the back third of the teeing surface, away from the fairway. It works well, its up to the cup cutters and the tee service guys to space it out in the daily position. I train my employees to think of each hole as if it was on a string. Especially important on the par 3's for club selection. 150 yds should be 150 yds without some dude getting out his skycaddie to check it out.