This unconventional dual routing came about from a few synergistic factors. I was originally going to add shorter white tees in the back area where gold 10-14 reside. However, I was concerned going back there was too long of a trek for those playing the white layout, especially after work when daylight was limited. There was also a history at this course and didn't want the perception from veteran locals that the big bad out-of-state PDGA designer made "their" layout too tough. Plus, we had extra baskets to do what we did to partially separate the two layouts and retain a few of their old familiar holes on white. Brett liked the idea with the only concern the routing remerging points at holes 12/16 and 17/18. I think the reviews indicate we made a good call, but it was a situational design choice that made sense and not necessarily what you might have done from scratch without those additional factors in play.