The full course map at Coral Ridge in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, traced hole by hole, with GPS distances to every target in the GolfCore app.
GolfCore is not affiliated with or endorsed by Coral Ridge Country Club.
Coral Ridge drawn from GolfCore's traced course vectors — fairways, tees, greens, bunkers and
water, in the app's own colors. This is the same geometry the app maps a round on.
Coral Ridge plays 2 layouts, each with its own tees. Picking a tee shows that tee's own yardages, pars and stroke indexes where the club has rated them. Clubs correct their own data in the app.
What GolfCore has for Coral Ridge
Coral Ridge Country Club in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida is in the GolfCore library with its location, its 18 holes, a par of 72 and 13 rated tees. Its course map is traced, so the app draws the property, the fairways and the greens. The property is modelled from the same public lidar: a 1-meter canopy height model of every tree standing on it, and a wind grid solved for sixteen directions at two heights. The green contour maps are baked from lidar and this course has not been through that yet.
In the app, players and caddies read the same data live on the course: contour bands with fall-line arrows,
wind simulated at the player's position, and pin positions that clubs on GolfCore set each morning. GolfCore has mapped more than six thousand courses green by green, and the library grows every week.
For clubs, the same system runs the tee sheet and the caddie yard — assignments off real tee times, SMS
confirmations, and a caddie network that spans every club on the platform. Read how
caddie management on GolfCore works.
Staff at Coral Ridge can claim this course by
signing in with an email address at the club's own domain. That sets the club up on GolfCore with
you as an administrator.
GolfCore maps courses from public elevation data and is not affiliated with or endorsed by
Coral Ridge. Represent this club? Request changes or removal through
our contact page.
