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Granite Links Golf Club At Quarry Hills Granite Nine

Quincy, Massachusetts · 9 holes · par 36 · Semi-Private. Designed by John Sanford, opened 2004.

A caddie's yardage book for every hole: plays-like distance from USGS lidar elevation, reach and carry numbers for every bunker and water hazard, green front, middle and back, which way each green falls, and the lay-up zone on par 5s. Distances are from the back tees along the mapped hole; for a shorter tee, take off the scorecard difference.

Course profile

Bunkers30
Holes with water2 of 9
Average fairway width42 yds
Typical green5,100 sq ft
  • Driving-zone hazards sit on the left on 4 holes and on the right on 2: a tee shot missed left costs more here.

Maps: tee at the bottom, green at the top. The dashed line is the mapped hole; the gold band is the lay-up zone; the arrow on the green points downhill.

Scorecard

HoleParHcpBlackBlueWhiteRed
143483454415399
2317179171150116
341457411380365
457514486425405
5411387364341324
639219188159125
7413364323276245
8415354335305250
955521484442400

Tees

TeeYardsRatingSlope
BlackMale3340140
BlueMale3084133
WhiteMale2654128
WhiteFemale2654137
RedMale2372128

Hole 1 · Par 4

483 (Black) · 454 (Blue) · 415 (White) · 399 (Red) yards · Handicap 3

Green · Black tee
465 · 483 · 500front · middle · back
Green size
36 × 28yards deep × wide
Fairway
37 ydswide at 266

In play

  • Bunker left: 313 to reach, 319 to carry
  • Bunker left: 416 to reach, 422 to carry
  • Bunker front-left of the green

Playing notes

  • Dogleg right at about 319 yards.
  • No hazards mapped in the driving zone (180 to 300 yards).
  • The fairway is about 37 yards wide at 266 and narrows to 29 at 256.
  • The green is guarded on the left by bunkers; miss right.
  • The green is 36 yards deep: a back pin can play about 3 clubs more than a front pin.

Hole 2 · Par 3

179 (Black) · 171 (Blue) · 150 (White) · 116 (Red) yards · Handicap 17

Green · Black tee
163 · 179 · 197front · middle · back
Green size
37 × 27yards deep × wide

In play

  • Bunker right: 104 to reach, 111 to carry
  • Bunker across the hole in front of the green: 158 to carry
  • Bunker right of the green

Playing notes

  • The green is guarded on the right by bunkers; miss left.
  • Bunkers short of the green; take enough club to carry it.
  • The green is 37 yards deep: a back pin can play about 3 clubs more than a front pin.

Hole 3 · Par 4

457 (Black) · 411 (Blue) · 380 (White) · 365 (Red) yards · Handicap 1

Green · Black tee
445 · 457 · 470front · middle · back
Green size
28 × 29yards deep × wide
Fairway
41 ydswide at 240

In play

  • 2 bunkers left: 215 to reach, 230 to carry
  • Water across the hole in front of the green: 424 to carry
  • Bunker left of the green

Playing notes

  • Water crosses the hole: 327 to reach, 424 to carry.
  • Water crosses the hole: 336 to reach, 419 to carry.
  • Fairway bunkers on the left: 215 to reach, 230 to carry. Drives that finish short of 215 stay clear; otherwise the right side is the safer line off the tee.
  • The fairway is about 41 yards wide at 240 and narrows to 27 at 230.
  • The green is guarded on the left by bunkers; miss right.
  • Water short of the green; take enough club to carry it.

Holes 4 to 9

4 · Par 55 · Par 46 · Par 37 · Par 48 · Par 49 · Par 5

The rest of this guide has the same caddie detail for every hole:

  • 15 hazards with reach and carry
  • 2 par-5 lay-up zones

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Hole maps, hazards and playing notes come from mapped course data and USGS 3DEP elevation (public domain), not a visit. Plays-like numbers use the Skitty caddie's rule of one yard per 3 ft of rise, from the longest tee; altitude uses 1.16% of carry per 1,000 ft. Tees, hazards and conditions change; check with the course before you play. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL 1.0) via OpenGolfAPI. Scorecard yardages and ratings as published. See a mistake? Email [email protected].

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