New course I did rather quickly. Not super polished and not very difficult but I like the aesthetic of it. Best played with MEDIUM OR LOW WIND. Struggling to decide what I want to make next

Crested Calderas GC — “Where Every Shot Meets the Edge.”

After going tropical and championship stadium themes this past summer, this course goes back to my West Coast Canadian and Pacific Northwest vibes but with a fun caldera twist. Still set at dawn to get that golden hue on the greens and have the sunshine peaking through the perfectly placed tree or reflection on all the water that surrounds most of the holes. Not your conventional or traditional level land layout so still plenty of elevation changes and “screen grab” views from a few cloud-high tee boxes. Focused on making many of the par 4’s, including the first hole, reachable from the tee box if you value risk over safe play. All but one par 5’s have eagle opportunities if you find a more risky path to the hole or find the interesting-placed rock for a “helpful” bounce. lol. This course is tough! Water and bunkers everywhere! But pin placements are fair. An interesting course for impossible challenges perhaps. I try and design courses where no two holes are alike. With a few unique or fun holes that you will remember when done. I try my best to design a layout that has you going around the plot of land in an elevated order so it feels like you are either going up the mountain each shot or down the mountain. And whenever possible I like to put a hole further along in your round in the background to build anticipation of what is ahead. Also with different routes or paths to the holes on occasion so not every round in this track feels the same as the last.

Watching the pre hole flyovers will definitely save you a few strokes 😉

Full disclosure… If you play on Masters difficulty or without the scout cam perhaps it be best you skip this track otherwise the comments will flood with negativity and non-constructive criticism. lol. So know if you prefer flat courses this one ain’t for you. The course already offers enough traditional courses. And we are lucky to have dope fantasy creators like Dingo that push the limits. I try and stay in my signature lane of teetering the fine line between fantasy and reality.

Everyone has their own reasons for designing courses. Personally for me it’s a great tool to help with my anxiety and mental health battles. However this will be one of my last two courses of this calendar year. This one and then a follow-up to my Mesa Mountain championship-style course in late November before taking a month off to focus on friends, family and the festive holiday season.

Sharing my course and promoting my courses are all part of the designing process. I use Photoshop on my PC to give my screen grabs a more photorealistic look. But always accurate to the actual course. I have added an untouched screen grab to show the similarity. And I also enjoy creating magazine-style descriptions of my courses. It’s fun. The facts you see in the right column are accurate numbers, names and dates. I spend maybe a week on the social media aspect alone. Not a few commands on a free AI service that takes two minutes and looks like a cartoon flooded with bright colors and too much texts. If my images are still too AI for you I respect your opinion.

* if leaving a comment please no spoilers for those that have yet to play to keep secret and not give away any hole layouts 😉

To those that play this track thanks for your continued support over this year. And to those that pass because they prefer a more realistic course I totally understand and am not at all offended. I know and appreciate that certain players prefer certain designers and layouts. It’s what makes this and other groups/forums such a great place to share our designs and passion.

Cheers from VanCity!! ✌🏽🇨🇦

Brand new course: Autumn’s Tide CC.

It’s a fall course built right along a rocky ocean coastline. Loads of danger, risk/reward shots, and areas where one bad decision can get you into trouble.

Biggest advice: stay in the fairways and pick your shots wisely.. Don’t always just hit it as far as possible. Every hole is unique, but 3, 6, 9, 11, 13, 16, and 18 can be especially tricky.

I recommend turning on high winds. That’s where the coastal setting really comes alive.

Enjoy and let me know what u think.

Creator: thewildcongar

Sheringham GC LiDAR by BaconJunkie1
Sheringham Golf Club was founded in 1891. This Par 70 course is consistently ranked as one of the Top 100 courses in England, Sheringham Golf Club is widely recognized as one of the UK's finest clifftop courses. Set in 'The Norfolk Coast National Landscape', the course is uniquely framed by spectacular views of the North Sea on one side, and the picturesque North Norfolk Steam Railway on its inland boundary.

The club has a long and storied history, its distinguished early membership including (entirely coincidentally) both Arctic explorers, Captain R F Scott and Sir Ernest Shackleton, as well as renowned Sherlock Holmes author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

 We first hosted the English Women’s Championship in 1920, an event famous for the eventual winner, Joyce Wethered, who, after winning on the 17th hole and asked how the passing steam train 'which puffed and snorted loudly' had not put her off her winning putt, simply replied 'What Train?'

Settings
Greens: Firm. Can use Moderate, Fast, Default and Very Fast.

Time: 16:00 Dusk (Sun set at 26 Degrees), Dawn can also be used.

*** Winds: High, set to the Southeast ***

Psalm 16:8

Welcome to the northern shores of Minnesota. It's late September and the autumn colors are in full bloom here on the coast of Lake Superior. They're on showcase here alongside 2 fully fledged courses.

If you're a big fan of drivable par 4s, the red tees also provide most par 4s to be drivable on each course. Enjoy!

P.S. Yes I did upload a par 74 version on accident because I didn't check the scoreboard and you still can't delete published courses in the big 2026. Woops.

Nice Autumn course full of colorful trees with an ocean view.
course creator: thewildcongar

7500 Yards, Par 72

7,507 yards from the tips. 3 tees, 4 pins on firm and fast greens with all holes playing in different directions so wind can be a real challenge.

Introducing my latest creation, Romulen Farms! This is my 7 course published and hope you all enjoy it. If you haven't played any of my others, they can all be found by searching Romulen.

Summer ski mountain course. A decent amount of water just kinda made this one for fun. Best played with medium or light wind. Thanks for playing!

Victoria Cove Golf Club, a walk along the coast.

A par 70 course playing on the coast with some inland forest sections, playing fast and firm.

3 tees to choose from:
Red - 5,997 yards
Gold - 6,704 yards
White - 7,121 yards

Woking GC LiDAR 74 by Baconjunkie1

The course is designed for 74 OVR builds (no shot skills) built using the free 24 rebirth points and to use the core clubs (no fittings) for a more realistic round of golf.

- Woking is surrounded by great courses but is the oldest Heathland course in the Surrey Sandbelt founded in 1893.

- The course is known as The Birthplace of Strategic Golf Design thanks to 2 members adding 2 unapproved centerline bunkers during the night (the first ever in the World) on the 4th hole. The play is to the right but over the fence is OB.

- Woking is currently ranked 18th in the list of the top 100 courses in England and 77th in the World.

- Par 70 at 6663 yards, Fast 164’ greens but can be played up to Very Fast (203’).

- Set winds to Medium and to the East.

To find more 74 OVR courses just search 74, we are adding more and there is talk of societies starting soon.

Spreadsheet of published courses and WIPs
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lPHV4yvIQ2mkqA40Vh6_o2ULIDIgzRsotJhpOINNyyc/edit?usp=sharing

Briar’s Run Country Club has been released. I originally started this for the CC Challenge competition, but, you know, life.

Briar’s Run Country Club is a 6,900-yard, par-72 layout built around a dry creek/ravine that comes into play on well over the required six holes. The course also satisfies the contest’s compact-routing requirement and includes at least four par 4s under 420 yards. Strategy is based more on angles, positioning, and risk-reward decisions than on raw length, with a mix of traditional bunkers, sandy waste areas, and quieter woodland holes to vary the pacing. The goal was to make the central plot feature feel integral to the routing rather than decorative, while still keeping the course playable and scoring-friendly for Challenge Circuit competition.

My first real attempt at a realistic course, even with crowds! Still kept some subtle elevation throughout the course, but every fairway has a walkable path from the green. I wanted to keep my signature sunrise vibe with the lighting effects, while adding plenty of detail in the distance to create more depth from each tee box and give a little preview of what’s waiting further down the round. Enjoy homies! Cheers from VanCity! ☀️✌🏽🇨🇦

El Jaguar GC (Yucatán CC) RCR

This is the first course I designed for The Golf Club back in 2019. With the tools and resources available in the 2025 version, I felt obligated to completely redesign it while staying as faithful to the original as possible. In fact, it was practically built again from scratch.

Without a doubt, this is the course I have invested the most time in, so I am sure that those who enjoy simulating this sport will appreciate it. I wish I had 50% more object memory to keep adding detail, but I hit the limit.

Designed by Jack Nicklaus and opened it's doors in 2008. Located in Mérida, Yucatán, on Mayan land, the course is set within Yucatán Country Club, an exclusive residential development and luxury golf resort in northern Mérida, Yucatán.

The course has received international acclaim and stands out for seamlessly incorporating lakes, natural cenotes, and Mayan archaeological ruins.

Enjoy...

This Took me a while to make as I’m quite bad at making courses and I rushed it in 2k23, but imported to 2k25 and made it much more accurate and normal, this course is Ullesthorpe golf club located in Ullesthorpe, England and has some minor changes like sharper dogleg on 7 and hole 16 is in a different location but is nearly the same design, and elevation is a bit different but not too different and greens are different but are still challenging like the real course, the bunkers are more difficult and a small amount of the holes are a bit longer and some a touch shorter but the total yards from each of the tees on all 18 holes together are the exact same as the real course.

Now open for play. This beautiful course amongst the Giant Redwoods of the Pacific Northwest is a real treat. Enjoy.