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Scorecard & Flyovers

Legendary Run plays to 6920 yards for the tips, with a USGA Course Rating of 73.4 and a Slope of 129. Wth 5 sets of tees to choose from, the appropriate challenge awaits golfers of all ages and abilities. Find out more below by clicking on the Scorecard & Layout thumbnails below, as well as a video and pro tip for every hole on our course

Scorecard

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Flyover Videos

  • Hole #1: St. Andrews

    Approach this narrow green from the left-center of the fairway. Yardage accuracy is a must for your second shot into this tiered green.

  • Hole #2: Troon

    This long par 4 features a green that is receptive to many shots.

  • Hole #3: Gleneagles

    This par 5 can be reached in two if you clear the fairway bunker. Otherwise, lay up with a short iron and leave yourself with a short pitch shot over the creek.

  • Hole #4: Turnberry

    A beautiful downhill par 3 well protected by a rocky creek and two deep bunkers.

  • Hole #5: Carnoustie

    A formidable par 4 that requires a long drive and a testing long shot to an uphill green. Take plenty of club.

  • Hole #6: Gullane

    This downhill shot will require one less club as well as confidence in your swing.

  • Hole #7: Dornoch

    An opportunity for a birdie on this shorter par 4 if you can avoid the sand.

  • Hole #8: Prestwick

    The left center of the fairway is the best approach to the smallest green on the course. Think twice about hitting the driver.

  • Hole #9: Muirfield

    A deceiving view from the tee hides the large landing area past the center bunker. Two good shots here might give you a shot at an eagle.

  • Hole #10: Augusta

    The back 9 starts with a challenging par 4. The receptive green is guarded by two hidden bunkers on the left.

  • Hole #11: Winged Foot

    This par 3 looks ominous, and the sloping green can be treacherous.

  • Hole #12: Oakmont

    There are a lot of options off the tee, but the fairway bunker 224 yards from the 332 yard plate makes a good target.

  • Hole #13: Baltusrol

    The narrowest fairway on the course dictates the straightest of drives but not neccessarily the longest.

  • Hole #14: Shinnecock

    A strategic par 5 that requires both good decisions and good play. The correct plan of attack might yield a birdie.

  • Hole #15: Merion

    This par 4 dogleg left demands precise play, even though it is the only hole on the course without sand.

  • Hole #16: Inverness

    A short but beautiful par 3 over water. A good chance to pick up a stroke, if you can keep dry.

  • Hole #17: Pinehurst

    A drive to the right side of the fairway lengthens the second shot but reduces the carry over water. It is 237 yards to reach the water from the white tees.

  • Hole #18: Pine Valley

    A great chance to finish your round with a birdie! Beware of the small creek running near the front of the green.

  • Hole #19: Legendary

    Just for fun! This challenging par 3 over water plays a little shorter than it looks. Make your last swing a good one.