Ralph Williamson Memorial Open

RWMO CADDY BOOK Hey y’all! Here’s the caddy book by hole number. When I reference a hole number here, I will be referring to the number in the current layout, not OG hole #’s. A few notes ... show more ›

RWMO CADDY BOOK

Hey y’all! Here’s the caddy book by hole number. When I reference a hole number here, I will be referring to the number in the current layout, not OG hole #’s.

A few notes aside from the rules for each hole:
- Hole 1 has a mandatory light pole on the left with a small concrete drop zone next to it. You must pass to the right of the mandatory pole. If you miss the mando, proceed to the drop zone with a one stroke penalty. This drop zone is also an option for players whose shots do not cross over the OB pond.
- Hole 2 has a wooden fence on the right of the green. The area beyond this fence is safe. Only the metal fencing bordering the left and long sides of the hole is OB
- Hole 3 has a paved section right before you enter the bike park. This area will play OB for this tournament.
- Hole 7 mandatory tree is NOT IN PLAY. With this being said, please use extra caution, especially off the tee. Please wait to throw until you’re 100% certain that you’re clear.
- Hole 9 has paved walking paths running through the middle of the fairway. These will play like a river, so if your disc is surrounded by concrete, you’re OB. Take your next lie where you were last in bounds with a one stroke penalty.
- Hole 12 (par 4) has a couple of free relief areas. If your disc lands in these spots, take one meter from where it entered. These spots are the paved entrance on the south side of the building, the concrete planter box on the southeast corner, and the concrete slab by the door on the east side.
- Hole 13 will have a new OB line long of the pin to protect the garden bed. If your disc lands over this line, take your next lie where it went out with one stroke penalty.
- Hole 14 is a blind shot downhill and borders hole 15’s fairway, so please send a spotter to check the green before the group throws their drives
- Hole 18 has the only non- concrete teepad. It is located at the northeast corner of the blue shelter next to hole 8’s teepad. There will be an OB line along the left side of the fairway to protect the newly laid grass seed in that area. If your disc crosses this line and does not come to rest in bounds, take your next lie where you were last in bounds with a one stroke penalty.


1. OB surrounded by water, mando right of light pole. Use drop zone for missed mando
2. OB on or over paved driveway, over metal fence on left/ long
3. OB on bike park, any paved surface
4. OB over fence
5. OB surrounded by water
6. OB on or over paved path, over fence long
7. OB on or over paved path, no mando, USE EXTRA CAUTION AND STAY CLEAR OF PEDESTRIANS
8. OB on or over paved path
9. OB on paved path, over fence on right
10. OB over fence on right, on or over paved path on left
11. OB on or over paved path
12. OB over fence on right, on road long
13. OB on or over paved driveway on left, over fence on right, over OB line long of pin
14. OB on or over paved path, over fence on right
15. OB on or over paved path, over fence on right
16. OB on or over paved path
17. OB on or over paved path
18. OB over painted line on left, paved path on right and long

Also curious on the exact layout and was hoping to have a practice round before the tournament this weekend so I'm not completely blind. Is split 14 going to be to short and long pins from OG teepad t ... show more ›

Also curious on the exact layout and was hoping to have a practice round before the tournament this weekend so I'm not completely blind. Is split 14 going to be to short and long pins from OG teepad then the old teepad on the side of the path? And split 20 going to be OG teepad short then dirt teepad to long 20?

In regards to losing holes 10-13: I’m still ironing out the best competitive layout but I will keep everyone posted well in advance. Tenatively, old 14A (Acerun position) will play as hole 10, t ... show more ›

In regards to losing holes 10-13:

I’m still ironing out the best competitive layout but I will keep everyone posted well in advance. Tenatively, old 14A (Acerun position) will play as hole 10, then the tee pad on the left by the path will be hole 11 (playing to old 14D pin). Then the course will play normally until hole 20 which will be split into two holes (normal pad to short pin = 17, then alternate pad [TBD] to old 20C pin will be the 18th). It’s likely that this layout will play easier relative to par than we are used to, so I will do my best to make it challenging. OB lines used in past tournaments may be present or even tighter and most pins will be in the longest positions.