Blueprints

Use the above image to draw decimal dimensions accurately.

Your blueprints will guide you when it comes to the final construction of the golf hole. The blueprints must be of the highest quality. Below are the requirements for your blueprints.

• Your blueprints must include a top view.
• If any part of your golf hole is elevated, you must also include a side view.
• All dimensions must be labeled in inches.
• Blueprints should be done to a scale of 1:12 (1 inch on the blueprint equals 12 inches or 1 foot in the final construction).
• All aspects of the hole and educational components of the hole should be included and represented in the blueprints. All should be drawn to scale.
• Dimensions of the hole and dimensions of thematic/educational elements should be clearly labeled.
• In the end, label each separate piece with a letter that corresponds with your group's wood cutting diagram. Use capital letters for plywood pieces and lowercase letters for 2 x 4s.

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