City Park Golf Course

An accurate course layout for a wall display

We combined drone-collected elevation data, satellite imagery and course information to create a physical 3D map of the course layout. The 18 × 48 inch framed display gives viewers an overall view of the playing route and the relationships between holes, greens and other recognizable course features. Its emphasis is an accurate, readable course map rather than a fully detailed topographical study model.

The source information serves different roles: elevation data supplies the underlying shape, while imagery and course information establish the playing layout. The model is documented at 1:500 scale. The framed presentation keeps the course together in one view, so golfers can follow its route and recognize the relationship between individual holes. A wall-mounted course map can make that overview part of the golf shop or clubhouse without taking up floor space.

Golf shop displays and golf course wall art

A course layout is something golfers can recognize and discuss immediately. In a golf shop, a physical 3D map gives visitors a shared reference for the route they are about to play or have just played. In a clubhouse or other wall display, it also becomes a lasting representation of the course. The frame makes the map a finished display piece while the course remains the subject.

Choose the detail around the display’s purpose

A framed course map is one option within our golf course modeling work. A project for design review, terrain explanation or a golf community sales center may call for a larger model, more detailed landforms, buildings, roads or development areas. We plan the level of detail around what viewers need to understand and where they will see the model. Explore our golf course scale models to compare course maps with broader golf and terrain projects.