Hole 1
Par 4 · 371 yd
Plays west. 4 bunkers and water.
Golf course in Tinley Park, Illinois, USA
18 holes, par 72, about 6,872 yards (6,284 metres) along the hole lines. The par 3s are 2, 7, 15 and 17. The par 5s are 5, 8, 12 and 16. The longest hole is the 8th at 565 yd, the shortest the 7th at 176 yd. The map shows 57 bunkers. Water is in play on holes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16 and 18.
Every hole, numbered, as the app draws it.
Each hole turned so it plays up the page, from the tee at the bottom.
Par 4 · 371 yd
Plays west. 4 bunkers and water.
Par 3 · 191 yd
Plays south. 1 bunker and water.
Par 4 · 379 yd
Plays north-east. 3 bunkers and water.
Par 4 · 353 yd
Plays south-west. Dogleg right. 1 bunker and water.
Par 5 · 498 yd
Plays south. 6 bunkers and water.
Par 4 · 425 yd
Plays south. Dogleg right. 5 bunkers and water.
Par 3 · 176 yd
Plays north-east. 3 bunkers and water.
Par 5 · 565 yd
Plays north. 6 bunkers and water.
Par 4 · 392 yd
Plays north. Dogleg right. 2 bunkers and water.
Par 4 · 418 yd
Plays east. Dogleg right. Water.
Par 4 · 372 yd
Plays west. 2 bunkers and water.
Par 5 · 492 yd
Plays south. Dogleg right. 8 bunkers.
Par 4 · 451 yd
Plays south-east. Dogleg right. 3 bunkers and water.
Par 4 · 437 yd
Plays south-west. Dogleg right. 1 bunker.
Par 3 · 197 yd
Plays west. 1 bunker and water.
Par 5 · 516 yd
Plays north. Dogleg left. 4 bunkers and water.
Par 3 · 201 yd
Plays north. 3 bunkers.
Par 4 · 439 yd
Plays north. Water.
Lengths are measured along each hole's line on OpenStreetMap, so they can differ from the club's card. A bunker between two holes counts on both.
The app
On your iPhone and Apple Watch, Number & Line turns this map into a yardage book, with distances to the front, middle and back of each green from where you stand. You can plan each hole at home and get club advice from your own distances and the day's wind.
The app is coming soon to the App Store, and this course is already built for it.

Course map © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database Licence. See it on OpenStreetMap, where anyone can correct it. Green slopes: USGS 3D Elevation Program 1 m DEM (public domain). Our maps are open data too. Number & Line isn't connected with the club.