Rolling Evergreen’s Course Routing

olling Evergreen is the second course I have designed for JN5. It is set in the mountainous region of western North Carolina and features a good degree of elevation changes, an abundance of large sand traps along with a few water hazards. The fairways are wide open, which should be quite beneficial since Rolling Evergreen features an abundance of hazards to challenge the golfer. It requires a high degree of shotplanning rather than length off the tee as the course measures only around 6,800 yards from the tips. More details on Rolling Evergreen can be found in the text file that is included with the course.

Rolling Evergreen’s Hole 3View from the 3rd hole’s tee box.

Rolling Evergreen’s Hole 18The approach to the 18th green.

Rolling Evergreen’s Scorecard

Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Total
Par 4 5 3 4 4 3 4 5 4 4 4 5 4 3 4 5 3 4 72
Gold 404 505 204 411 450 160 344 571 401 424 381 547 423 187 360 527 194 400 6883
Blue 376 488 197 393 427 147 330 548 387 400 352 525 409 181 337 500 175 378 6540
White 365 467 187 377 411 138 304 530 362 373 334 505 395 162 315 482 151 357 6200
Red 345 451 170 351 384 125 290 507 305 352 307 483 382 153 293 445 144 340 5827

*All holes measured to the center of the green.

You can download Rolling Evergreen from the following websites:

Gus n’ Golf – from this site you can download the course in three separate zip files. This should help out if you are having trouble downloading the entire 14MB course at one time. After you have downloaded all three files, unzip their contents into one folder called Rolling Evergreen that you created in your Jack 5 Courses folder.

Remember that you will need WinZip or an equivalent decompression utility to unzip the file(s).
The DOS utility PKUnzip will not work because of the Windows 95 long filenames used.

* There is a typo in the documentation for Rolling Evergreen. It should be Mike Culver, not Carver, who sent me the great waterfall sound. My apologies to Mike.