Kevin Streelman's yardage book from the 2011 Masters

[Sean2]

Thank you for posting. Why do some of the fairway numbers have "L's" next to them and some have "R's" next to them?

Thanks!

[peterbride]

So cool to see this and nice to hear how phil was open with his info on augusta. This is a nice look into the tour you don't see every day.

[magicmatt]

also very interested to see the caddies notes

[PJMorrash]

Very cool! I appreciate this and thanks.

[kekoa]

No wonder those guys are so good. Lol

[fearnobogey]

Great post. Nothing says "avoid this area with your approach" quite like big Xs.

[jja279]

Awesome insight! Thanks heaps pga43 (and your mate Kevin Streelman) for this and all the Masters pics.

[rbilramz]

This is possibly (and probably) the coolest thing I've seen on this site. Awesome job and thanks for sharing

[LSamAdams08]

Thanks a bunch for posting this. Easily one of the best among many awesome things that can be found on this site. Way to cool for school.

[burgosity]

Thanks for the look at what the Pro's use. Really Really COOL!!!!!

[hbear]

Great share! Thanks!

[swing981]

awesome, thank u

[Asleep]

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Complete Awesomeness
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Couldn't have said it better.

Greg ..... you are DA MAN!!!

[grids]

That is amazing to see. Great post.

[dnong]

every course should have a yardage book like that available.
that's information design.

[Dr Beeper]

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You had me at the leather cover! Great thread.
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Hilarious comment! Like someone said earlier, best thread of the year! I've always wondered what a pro's yardage book looked like.

[Clintness]

That is awesome man, the way they do these yardage books are amazing. Very neat!

[DougNJ]

thanks for putting this up. something that is really great to see.

[tembolo1284]

dammit! This thread just made my day. Awesome!

[freemahc]

[quote name='Sean2' timestamp='1302666544' post='3148864']
Thank you for posting. Why do some of the fairway numbers have "L's" next to them and some have "R's" next to them?

Thanks!
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Distances to the left or right portion of the green.

[backspin26]

Thanks! But now I'm kinda pissed that I didn't get a leather case for mine.

[fighting_irish]

Amazing stuff. Many thanks for posting. Makes my yardage books look useless.

[blinkstafoo182]

What no giveaway? Just playing. Very cool, thanks for posting.

[jasonarnold]

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Does anyone think measuring devices should be allowed in tournament play on the PGA tour??? (GPS, Laser) I know it is old school and traditional how they get yardages now, but I think it would speed up play to use such devices. The player still has to hit the shot! I dont feel it would affect the integrity of the game. There are other things which play into a shot like slope and wind that would be an educated guess between the player and caddie.
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AMEN THANK YOU

[NotThatGordo]

extremely cool

[magicmatt]

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[quote name='Sean2' timestamp='1302666544' post='3148864']
Thank you for posting. Why do some of the fairway numbers have "L's" next to them and some have "R's" next to them?

Thanks!
[/quote]


Distances to the left or right portion of the green.
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thats what i thought at first too but then i looked at one i think the L/R were both 66 and theres no way it was the same distance to both sides

[Husker_9]

That is frickin awesome! Thanks for posting!!

[mlamar]

Cool - Cool - Cool ... Thx pga43 for the post

[eddie_max]

Really great thread...... One of my favorites since I've been here.

[philsRHman]

Awesome post, thanks so much guys.

When I played PGA National in West Palm last year they had the tour yardage books and honestly, it was so hard to read I asked the assistant pro for a quick lesson and even after that, I found myself simply looking at sprinkler heads all day LOL

This might inspire me to start putting together a greens guide for my home course in advance of this year's club championship. I know the yardages very well, but there are definitely times that I still find tricky subtle reads on the greens. Plus, it would help plan shots into the greens, and if nothing else, should breed more confidence when putting. Nice to have something to use as a guide!

Love this site!