Golf

Troy Bourque tracks every round on Garmin Connect, which logs shot-by-shot GPS position, club, and distance for each stroke. These images overlay that real shot data on Garmin's own aerial imagery for each hole — a look at what the numbers alone don't show.

Scoring, last 5 rounds

Date	Course	Score	To par
2025-12-07	Club Deportivo Del Oeste	119	+48
2026-07-29	Club Deportivo Del Oeste	125	+54
2026-08-02	Club Deportivo Del Oeste	120	+49
2026-09-04	Club Deportivo Del Oeste	118	+47
2026-09-08	Club Deportivo Del Oeste	126	+55

The 2026-09-04 round is a personal best — the third new low score in a row after a seven-month off-season gap. The very next round (2026-09-08) snapped that streak with a 126 — 0 greens in regulation and another "Poor" approach rating, the same weak spot the deep-dive below is about.

Personal best round — 2026-09-04, score 118

Hole 1 shot map, flagship round — Hole 1 — a scrambling 8. The opening tee shot trickled into the tree line, then two wedges and a chip worked it back.

Hole 16 shot map, flagship round — Hole 16 — the clean version: driver up the middle, two wedges, a 5-foot putt.

Hole 10 shot map, flagship round — Hole 10 — the gray line is not a 423-yard shot. It's Garmin's GPS mistaking the walk to the next tee for one.

When the trees get involved

Garmin classifies every shot's landing spot against the course's mapped fairway, rough, green, and bunker outlines. When a shot lands somewhere none of those outlines cover, it's flagged here in red — on this course, that's almost always tree cover or the edge of the property, not a normal lie.

Hole 15 shot map, 2026-07-29 round — 2026-07-29, Hole 15 — the tee shot found the trees right of the green.

Hole 18 shot map, 2026-07-29 round — 2026-07-29, Hole 18 — trouble on the approach, then trouble again on the shot right after it.

Hole 9 shot map, 2025-12-07 round — 2025-12-07, Hole 9 — a tree stand along the left side of the fairway cost two extra strokes.

Across the last four GPS-tracked rounds, tree trouble like this shows up on the two higher-scoring rounds and is absent from the two lowest scores — a small sample, but a consistent one.

Hole 12 shot map, 2026-08-02 round — 2026-08-02, Hole 12 — a cleaner example: driver and a 5-iron straight up the middle, past the water on the right.

Full 18-hole detail, all GPS-tracked rounds (5)

Every hole from every GPS-tracked round: Garmin's own course-cartography rendering next to the same shot track drawn on real, current satellite imagery, plus a KML download for a live interactive view of the whole round.

2025-12-07 — score 119 — all 18 holes

▶ Open the live interactive map

Pannable/zoomable real satellite map with a click-through shot-by-shot side panel — built and hosted directly here, no Google account or manual import needed.

Prefer Google Earth, Google My Maps, or QGIS instead? Download 2025-12-07.kml and import it — Google Maps Web: mymaps.google.com → Create a new map → Import; Google Earth: earth.google.com → Projects → Import KML file; QGIS: Layer → Add Layer → Add Vector Layer, plus an XYZ satellite basemap (e.g. Esri World Imagery).

Hole 1

Hole 2

Hole 3

Hole 4

Hole 5

Hole 6

Hole 7

Hole 8

Hole 9

Hole 10

Hole 11

Hole 12

Hole 13

Hole 14

Hole 15

Hole 16

Hole 17

Hole 18

2026-07-29 — score 125 — all 18 holes

▶ Open the live interactive map

Pannable/zoomable real satellite map with a click-through shot-by-shot side panel — built and hosted directly here, no Google account or manual import needed.

Prefer Google Earth, Google My Maps, or QGIS instead? Download 2026-07-29.kml and import it — Google Maps Web: mymaps.google.com → Create a new map → Import; Google Earth: earth.google.com → Projects → Import KML file; QGIS: Layer → Add Layer → Add Vector Layer, plus an XYZ satellite basemap (e.g. Esri World Imagery).