"Spend your golf pro's skill points in the areas that will provide an advantage on your course.  Have a lot of short holes?  Spend points on Accurate Irons, High Backspin, and Accurate Putter.  Does your course play long?  Go for Power Hitter, Long Driver, and Accurate Driver.  Spending your skill points wisely will ensure that you win more challenges and tournaments." - TEM

"Make your first hole a long one so that it gives your golfers a chance to spread out on the course.  If your first few holes are short, things will quickly back up and golfers will leave when they become frustrated at waiting too long." - TEM

"Place monuments that increase golfer happiness near your more difficult or crowded holes to counter the negative feelings generated by these types of holes." - TEM

"Run paths alongside your holes and always connect the green of the last hole with the tee for the next.  Make sure to place your first tee near your clubhouse and connect it to the clubhouse by a path.  Doing these things will keep your golfers on track and they will not waste time finding the next hole.  It will also allow you to place snack bars across your course and make sure that they are connected to the clubhouse." - TEM