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The long pin position requires a long straight shot off the tee. Plenty of room to the left, but tight down the right, and remember, the neighbors yards are out of bounds!

There are several routes available off the tee. Take the nice anhyzer line to the left of the light post, go straight at it between the light post and tree, or take the safe hyzer route. Key is to stay in the fairway here. The woods are unforgiving!

Looking down the "tunnel" of #3's fairway. It is imperative to stay in the fairway here. Do that and you get to the grass at the bottom and set up for the approach into the green for the long or your putt on the short pin location. Its not an easy shot, but it's wider than it looks here!

Hole 1 tee

Hole 2 tee

Hole 3 tee

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Wide open green on the long pin position here! Just hit that putt!

Very tight and fast green on the long pin position. Run at the basket and go long you go over the top of the hill or into the woods.

Great long pin position, mostly open, but the water can come into play if you're short and the road will get you if you're too long.

Hole 1 basket

Hole 2 basket

Hole 3 basket

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Great view from the tee! There's a nice bail-out area to the right, or go at the opening leading into the pin. The big arms can get it into opening that leads to the pin with a good shot off the tee.

Not the longest hole, but the road and sidewalk can come into play, and go long you're in the pond!

Your tee shot is key here! The long pin is up the top of the sledding hill and to the right, and the short pin runs up the tight line through the woods on the near right.

Hole 4 tee

Hole 5 tee

Hole 6 tee

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The long pin sits at the back of the finger that runs along the creek. Once you hit the opening, the green is open but sits tight to the tree line behind.

The long pin position sits right on the water so dont go long or run your putt past the basket!

Your approach shot is critical here into the long pin postion. Its a tough putt up that steep hill so you want to get to the top so you can putt on more level ground.

Hole 4 basket

Hole 5 basket

Hole 6 basket

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The line off the tee is tight here. Plenty of room to get to the short pin location, but you need to stay in the fairway and get past the big tree at the top of the hill to have a chance to get to the long pin here. You must stay out of the woods to have a chance!

Pick your line off the tee here! Both pin locations are reachable from the tee, but be careful on the long position. Go past the basket and you're over the top of the hill and maybe in the pond at the bottom!

A tough uphill drive off the tee is needed to get in position to get into the long green. The big arms might reach the short green off the tee!

Hole 7 tee

Hole 8 tee

Hole 9 tee

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The long pin is in the open on most sides but the woods are just out of sight on the right!

The long pin is in the open, but is on a very fast green. There isnt much room behind the basket, and if you go past you could be putting from #4's tee or even in the pond!

The long basket is circled by large trees but the green is open and smooth! Good luck and enjoy the course!

Hole 7 basket

Hole 8 basket

Hole 9 basket

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This park has bathrooms, parking on two levels, tee signs and water fountains, as well as covered pavillions and playground equiptment.

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The view from the first tee at Butterworth Park in East Moline Illinois

Course Information

Created:	2008
Baskets:	9 DisCatcher Pros
Tees:	Concrete
Lenght
Short:	2382 ft
Middle:	N/A
Long:	3310 ft
Distances:
0-300 ft:	7(S) 1(L)
300-400 ft:	2(S) 5(L)
400+ ft:	0(S) 3(L)

This course is a great nine hole addition to the courses in the Quad Cities! It will has a mix of elevation changes along with a scenic view from the holes that run along and overlook the pond. The course is beginner friendly with the short pin locations, as well as a challenge for most golfers when played from the longs. Two tee pad locations for most holes as well as two pin locations. These holes may be shorter, but certainly not easier!

Butterworth Park, East Moline Illinois

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