Previous versions were produced by an outside agency that specializes in these particular booklets.

In order to retain full creative control, and content ownership of the project, management opted to commission aerial photography of the entire course. This ensured that all photos were of a high enough resolution to be suitable for press, while also guaranteeing that no cloud cover obstructions were present.

The use of raw aerial photos presented the follow-on task of image retouching and masking each hole from the surrounding terrain. Every photo was meticulously masked, color-corrected, and then enhanced with texture and pattern overlays to enhance the differences between rough, fairways, greens, sand traps, and water hazards.

Referencing the previous guide, along with confirming the details with the golf management team, each landmark was mapped to the new photos.

Previous versions were produced by an outside agency that specializes in these particular booklets.

In order to retain full creative control, and content ownership of the project, management opted to commission aerial photography of the entire course. This ensured that all photos were of a high enough resolution to be suitable for press, while also guaranteeing that no cloud cover obstructions were present.

The use of raw aerial photos presented the follow-on task of image retouching and masking each hole from the surrounding terrain. Every photo was meticulously masked, color-corrected, and then enhanced with texture and pattern overlays to enhance the differences between rough, fairways, greens, sand traps, and water hazards.

Referencing the previous guide, along with confirming the details with the golf management team, each landmark was mapped to the new photos.