Evergreen Hills

This is a parksland style course for Jack Nicklaus Unlimited Golf, laid out
on the moutain land plot that comes with the game.  There are no water
hazards, a few elevation changes, though none too severe, and a whole lot of
pine trees from which the course draws its name.  The score card is as
follows:


        Hole   Par     Back   Middle  Forward
   -----------------------------------------------
         1      4       408     378     344
         2      3       229     200     157
         3      5       568     525     397
         4      4       424     392     352
         5      3       200     173     141
         6      4       413     384     320
         7      4       466     429     378
         8      5       514     509     472
         9      4       416     384     346

       OUT     36      3638    3374    2907

        10      4       418     384     346
        11      3       205     184     157
        12      5       554     530     450
        13      4       392     376     336
        14      4       434     402     368
        15      4       397     370     344
        16      5       530     498     453
        17      3       146     130      98
        18      4       466     434     405
        
        IN     36      3542    3308    2957

     TOTAL     72      7180    6682    5864


Not overly long by any standards.  The course generally tries to make the
player hit some targets off the tee, although there are some gambling
opportunuties for the aggressive player.  My design philosophy for this
course was once again to create a course I would enjoy playing in real life,
and to lean more toward the enjoyable than toward the overly difficult.

I would be interested in any comments, and in any discussion of design
philosophies any of you might have.

Uploaded by Don Becker, [72407,772]
            Madison, WI.