Daily Holes2026-10-21 · Pinewood
Larch Glen, October 21, 2026
Larch Glen was the daily nine for 2026-10-21, played on the Pinewood course: par 36 over 2864 yards. The windiest tee was hole 2 at 15 mph. The strongest gust blew across hole 5.
Leaf piles ×23 — Soft leaves smother the strike: 65% carry from inside, a wider spread and almost no roll.
Play this course as practiceCourse at a glance
- Par mix
- 4 × Par 3 · 2 × Par 4 · 2 × Par 5 · 1 × Par 6
- Longest hole
- Hole 9 · 603 yards
- Shortest hole
- Hole 8 · 136 yards
- Windiest tee
- Hole 2 · 15 mph
- Conditions
- Normal day
Key holes
Hole 5 · Par 5 · 497 yards · Links
A narrow path running up the side of links and river holes toward the green. A gust also blows across this hole.
Hole 8 · Par 3 · 136 yards · River
A river runs diagonally across the fairway, with a narrow bridge down the middle.
Hole 9 · Par 6 · 603 yards · River
A river runs diagonally across the fairway, with a narrow bridge down the middle. A gust also blows across this hole.
Hole by hole
| Hole | Par | Yards | Feature | Gust |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 5 | 468 | Chute | ✓ |
| 2 | 3 | 155 | Island | — |
| 3 | 3 | 146 | River | ✓ |
| 4 | 3 | 174 | Island | — |
| 5 | 5 | 497 | Links | ✓ |
| 6 | 4 | 341 | Split fairway | — |
| 7 | 4 | 344 | Sweeping arm | ✓ |
| 8 | 3 | 136 | River | — |
| 9 | 6 | 603 | River | ✓ |
How it played
- Ranked cards
- 22
- Average score
- −4.6 · 31.4
- Winning score
- -10 · 26
- Holes in one
- 3
Hole 2 played hardest, averaging +1.0 against par; hole 9 was the kindest at −1.7.
Final top ten
- 1Juicy Goosey-10 · 26
- 2mrtandrews-9 · 27
- 3Jetty812-8 · 28
- 4Golfer 416fda-8 · 28
- 5aggin-7 · 29
- 6Archelaus-6 · 30
- 7Golfer d542e2-6 · 30
- 8Golfer cc8810-5 · 31
- 9Gayla_bock-5 · 31
- 10Golfer 0f7fd2-5 · 31
How to play this course
Every hazard on this nine, with the first thing to get right. Open a guide for the full plan.
- Chute Off the tee, take the longest club whose spread you trust — often a 5-wood or 4-iron rather than the driver — and aim at the middle of the narrowest part, not at the flag. Full guide →
- Island green Choose the club whose carry reaches the front of the green, not the flag, and allow for the wind before you lock the line. Full guide →
- River and bridge Before aiming, look at where the river meets each edge of the fairway. Full guide →
- Cart path On a long, straight links hole, aim a long club at the start of the path and let it run. Full guide →
- Split fairway Tap the course on the lane you want rather than at the flag — the aim sector then centres on that lane — and check where the roll would finish, not only the landing spot. Full guide →
- Sweeping arm Either lay up comfortably short of the circle, or carry far enough that rollout takes the ball past it. Full guide →
- Leaf piles From the leaves, club up: two or three clubs more than usual is a good start, and prefer a carry that finishes short of trouble to one that must clear it, because the wider spread makes long carries over water risky. Full guide →
- Gust From the tee, a long club that crosses the band mid-flight is usually unaffected. Full guide →