Every green at Carillon in Plainfield, Illinois traced contour by contour, with fall lines, daily pins, and live wind in the GolfCore app.
GolfCore is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Links at Carillon.
Carillon 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.
One of 4 mapped greens at Carillon, drawn from GolfCore's contour data baked from
USGS 3DEP 1-meter lidar, in the same colors the app uses.
Elevation bands run cool-low to warm-high; white lines are contours at a 3-inch interval, and dark arrows point down the fall line.
Carillon plays 3 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 Carillon
GolfCore's library covers The Links at Carillon green by green: 4 putting surfaces traced with
30 elevation contours from USGS 3DEP 1-meter lidar. The steepest measured slope on these greens tilts at
6.6 percent — the difference between a putt that dies at the hole and one that runs
four feet past.
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. The Links at Carillon is one of more than six thousand courses GolfCore has mapped green by green.
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 Carillon 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
Carillon. Represent this club? Request changes or removal through
our contact page.
