Island Country Club is a golf course in the United States. 18 holes are surveyed here from OpenStreetMap, 6,543 yd5,982 m of playing length in total, at par 71. The longest hole is number 12 at 558 yd510 m, the shortest number 15 at 141 yd129 m. Worked out in advance: the distance to the front and the back edge of the green for 18 holes as well as the carry distance over 69 bunkers and 32 water hazards for 18 holes. For 18 holes the elevation change between tee and green is on record as well.
HOLES18
PAR71
BUNKERS69
WATER32
SHORTEST HOLE141 yd129 m
LONGEST HOLE558 yd510 m
TOTAL LENGTH6,543 yd5,982 m
COURSE MAP · FROM OPENSTREETMAP
HOLE 2 · PAR 3 · SI 17171 yd
119 / 157 ydBunker right
GREEN DEPTH 38 yd
HOLE 2 · PAR 3 · SI 17156 m
119 / 144 mBunker right
GREEN DEPTH 35 m
HOLE 3 · PAR 5 · SI 13507 yd
59 / 246 ydBunker left
GREEN DEPTH 40 yd · Δ +0 yd
HOLE 3 · PAR 5 · SI 13464 m
59 / 225 mBunker left
GREEN DEPTH 37 m · Δ +0 m
HOLE 8 · PAR 4 · SI 3370 yd
37 / 211 ydWater left
GREEN DEPTH 39 yd · Δ +1 yd
HOLE 8 · PAR 4 · SI 3338 m
37 / 193 mWater left
GREEN DEPTH 36 m · Δ +0 m
Every hazard carries two numbers: the first reaches its near edge, the second carries past it. Drawn from OpenStreetMap, exactly as the app draws it.
Yardage book for Island Country Club. In OpenYardage every hole is a drawing, with distance rings, your own notes hole by hole and your club choice. Books by other players can be read, copied and printed as an A6 booklet.
Par and stroke index are on record for every hole, so the card is complete. Not every club publishes its scorecard; this one is put together from the open data of OpenStreetMap and is not the club's official card. For a counting round the card from the pro shop is the one that applies.
All figures in yards, converted from the metre values in OpenStreetMap.All figures in metres. The length follows the line of play from the back tee to the middle of the green and takes a dogleg with it. Carry distances count from the tee to the near edge and to the far edge of the hazard. The stroke index ranks the holes by difficulty from 1 to 18 and decides where net strokes fall.
HOLE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
OUT
PAR
4
3
5
4
4
3
4
4
5
36
STROKE INDEX
9
17
13
15
1
5
7
3
11
·
LENGTH
376 yd344 m
171 yd156 m
507 yd464 m
329 yd301 m
393 yd359 m
176 yd161 m
409 yd374 m
370 yd338 m
430 yd393 m
3,161 yd2,890 m
GREEN DEPTH
32 yd29 m
38 yd35 m
40 yd37 m
35 yd32 m
36 yd33 m
36 yd33 m
43 yd39 m
39 yd36 m
34 yd31 m
·
ELEVATION
-2 yd-2 m
0 yd0 m
0 yd0 m
+1 yd+1 m
0 yd0 m
0 yd0 m
-1 yd0 m
+1 yd0 m
-1 yd-1 m
·
HOLE
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
IN
PAR
4
4
5
3
4
3
4
4
4
35
STROKE INDEX
6
4
10
14
12
16
8
18
2
·
LENGTH
348 yd318 m
447 yd409 m
558 yd510 m
206 yd188 m
493 yd451 m
141 yd129 m
389 yd356 m
336 yd307 m
464 yd424 m
3,382 yd3,092 m
GREEN DEPTH
38 yd35 m
39 yd36 m
36 yd33 m
38 yd35 m
42 yd38 m
34 yd31 m
43 yd39 m
47 yd43 m
46 yd42 m
·
ELEVATION
+1 yd+1 m
0 yd0 m
0 yd0 m
-1 yd-1 m
0 yd0 m
-1 yd-1 m
0 yd0 m
+1 yd0 m
-1 yd-1 m
·
ELEVATION CHANGE
For 18 of the 18 holes the elevation profile is calculated. Hole 14 has the most cumulative elevation change along the played line: 10 yd (5 yd up, 5 yd down; 0 yd net tee to green).Hole 14 has the most cumulative elevation change along the played line: 8 m (4 m up, 4 m down; 0 m net tee to green). The basis are official elevation models (US-3DEP).
HOLE 14 FROM THE SIDE · HEIGHT EXAGGERATED 27×
What lies in the way off the tee
Two numbers to every hazard: the first reaches its near edge, the second carries past it. Land between the two and you are in it.
The basis is the map of this course in OpenStreetMap. Lengths, distances to the green edge and carry distances are calculated from it, not copied: every hole is projected onto its line of play and the arc length from the tee is counted. This replaces neither an official course measurement nor the club's scorecard. If you spot a mistake you can report it through the course page in the app, map it in FairwayMapper or correct it in OpenStreetMap straight away. Data as of 2026-09-18.
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