Skitty Golf

Courses · Maine

Algonquin Golf Course

St. Andrews, Maine · 18 holes · par 72 · Resort. Designed by Donald Ross, opened 1894.

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

Altitude80 ftCarries about 0% farther
Bunkers68
Holes with water3 of 18
Average fairway width48 yds
Typical green4,800 sq ft
  • At about 80 ft the ball carries about 0% farther than at sea level, so a 150-yard shot plays like about 150. Golfers visiting from low elevation should expect to club down.
  • Biggest climb: hole 18, where the green sits 51 ft above the tee and plays about 17 yards longer.
  • Biggest drop: hole 1, where the green sits 60 ft below the tee and plays about 20 yards shorter.

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

HoleParHcpBlackGold
147434408
241452411
3317209163
443440427
555567520
6413414386
749446403
8315219192
9511500488
10312230220
1158580565
12318175154
1354494477
14316202168
15414402392
1646460401
1752547527
18410364350

Tees

TeeYardsRatingSlope
BlackMale713575.2131
GoldMale665272.7128
SilverMale603669.3126
Silver/RubyMale559267.3124
RubyFemale503369.9125

Hole 1 · Par 4

434 (Black) · 408 (Gold) yards · Handicap 7

Plays like
414-60 ft
Green · Black tee
422 · 434 · 446front · middle · back
Green size
26 × 30yards deep × wide
Fairway
34 ydswide at 255

In play

  • Water across the hole in front of the green: 417 to carry
  • Bunker back-left of the green
  • Bunker back of the green

Playing notes

  • Plays about 20 yards shorter: the green sits 60 ft below the tee.
  • Dogleg left at about 325 yards.
  • Water crosses the hole: 390 to reach, 417 to carry.
  • Water crosses the hole: 392 to reach, 416 to carry.
  • No hazards mapped in the driving zone (180 to 300 yards).
  • The fairway is about 34 yards wide at 255 and narrows to 26 at 225.
  • Hazards guard both sides of the green; aim for the middle.

Hole 2 · Par 4

452 (Black) · 411 (Gold) yards · Handicap 1

Plays like
460+23 ft
Green · Black tee
438 · 452 · 466front · middle · back
Green size
28 × 17yards deep × wide
Fairway
53 ydswide at 272

In play

  • Water front of the green

Playing notes

  • Plays about 8 yards longer: the green sits 23 ft above the tee.
  • Dogleg right at about 325 yards.
  • No hazards mapped in the driving zone (180 to 300 yards).
  • The fairway is about 53 yards wide at 272 and narrows to 32 at 242.
  • Water short of the green; take enough club to carry it.

Hole 3 · Par 3

209 (Black) · 163 (Gold) yards · Handicap 17

Plays like
211+5 ft
Green · Black tee
195 · 209 · 223front · middle · back
Green size
29 × 24yards deep × wide

In play

  • Bunker front-right of the green

Playing notes

  • The green is guarded on the right by bunkers; miss left.

Holes 4 to 18

4 · Par 45 · Par 56 · Par 47 · Par 48 · Par 39 · Par 510 · Par 311 · Par 512 · Par 313 · Par 514 · Par 315 · Par 416 · Par 417 · Par 518 · Par 4

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

  • 15 plays-like yardages
  • 58 hazards with reach and carry
  • 5 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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