Tentative layouts for the 2026 Rosedale Cup presented by Discraft, Sunday edition.
I plan on going to Rosedale on Saturday afternoon to move baskets. If someone wants to come help, I'm all for it. ...
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Tentative layouts for the 2026 Rosedale Cup presented by Discraft, Sunday edition.
I plan on going to Rosedale on Saturday afternoon to move baskets. If someone wants to come help, I'm all for it. Sometimes pin positions I intend to use aren't available (bent Cashen sleeves, Cashen sleeves filled with debris, I don't have the proper key to the lock, etc.). I will see what is available when I go to Rosedale Saturday and announce a final layout when I am done.
MPO will have their own layout. All Other divisions will have an alternate layout. Combined here for our purposes.
General OB: On or beyond any road, curb, parking lot, painted/flagged OB line. Over any fence. Surrounded by concrete.
MPO - Par 56, ~6450'
All Others - Par 58, ~6100'
1. 2nd pin position near stairs to DU
2. Middle left
3. Long left
4. MPO - Long straight (White Veteran). All Others - Par 4 around corner (Blue basket)
5. Middle right
6. Straight beyond pine
7. Short
8. MPO - Long island (par 4) with hazard. All Others - Short right
9. Behind small pine on Jay Rivard's pool ridge.
10. MPO - long straight (White). All Others - Red
11. Short right around corner (Mando right of marked tree)
12. Short
13. Long right by road. MPO Par 3, All Others Par 4
14. Up the Hill
15. Middle straight
16. Middle straight
17. MPO - long left (White). All others - Red
18. Long practice basket (Mando right of first light pole by tennis court). MPO Par 4, All Others Par 5.
Dustin Heese
Feb 25
I don't think there should be two pools/ layouts. I think we should be rated together. I didn't see anything regarding pooling previously.
Nova Politte
Feb 25
Could just pool MA1 and MPO together in that case. . .
