Course flyovers, made without a drone.
We build golf holes in 3D from public survey data, then fly a camera down them. Nobody sets foot on your course. We work out of New Haven.
Plum Haven Studios
01What we make
One hole, or the whole card.
A flyover for each hole, tee to green, with par and yardages on screen and your club's mark in the corner.
From the same footage: a short overview film for the home page, vertical cuts for Instagram and Reels, and stills for whoever does the newsletter.
Yale Golf Course, 9th hole, with the on-screen hole card. Independent concept visualization. Not affiliated with or commissioned by Yale University.
02How it's made
Public data and a lot of rendering.
The ground comes from Connecticut's statewide lidar survey. Greens, bunkers and water are traced from aerial photos and OpenStreetMap, then checked against your scorecard.
We raise green contours a little so they read on a phone screen. Everything else is at true scale.
Before anything is final, your people watch it and tell us what's off. Usually it's a tree.
Yale Golf Course, 9th green. Independent concept visualization. Not affiliated with or commissioned by Yale University.
03Studio
Small, on purpose.
Plum Haven Studios is a small group of Yale engineering students specializing in 3D rendering, based in New Haven. The people who build your course are the same people who answer your email.
Plum Haven Studios is an independent business run by Yale students. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Yale University.
04Contact
Tell us the course, and the hole you'd most like to see. contact@plumhavenstudios.com
If we've already written to you about your course, just reply to that email.
Plum Haven Studios · New Haven, Connecticut