mapx Laser — Golf Courses (layered SVG)

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1 · Course

Units Sheet Shape Saved sizes

🔒 Lock map — zoom & drag to reposition text without moving the map Reference basemap

Shown under your design on screen to help you line things up — never included in the export.

Land / background color

2 · Layers

Every feature is its own SVG layer & color — stack materials per layer when you cut.

Shape smoothing 1

3 · Holes & Paths

Hole lines (tee → green) Hole numbers Hole number size 1.00×

Drag any hole number on the map to reposition it.

Hole line width 1 Welded outlines (expand paths to their widths & cut both edges) Cart paths & trails Cart path width 2.5 Roads — incl. residential streets Local lanes & service roads — one tier below residential

Roads already include the neighbourhood/residential streets. Turn this on to also bring in the smaller lanes OSM ranks below them — service roads, driveways & tracks around the course.

Road width 4 Road names Abbreviate (Road→Rd, Street→St…) Road name size 11

One label per road (the longest segment). Click a name on the map to edit it; drag to reposition.

4 · Title

Show title Font Alignment Title size 1.00×

5 · Scorecard

Show scorecard Holes Par per hole (comma-separated) Yards per hole (comma-separated) Scorecard size 1.00×

Hole / Par / Yard rows with OUT, IN & TOT totals after the 9th and 18th. Drag the title, scorecard or info block on the map to reposition.

6 · Info block

Show info block

Alignment

7 · Markers & Text

Click an icon (or “Add text”) to drop it on the map; drag to position, click it to restyle. Double-click text on the map to edit it.

🎨 Logos & graphics (engrave)

Upload PNG/JPG/SVG icons (saved in your browser), click one to drop it on the map, drag to position, click it to resize. They embed in the SVG for engraving.

9 · Export (SVG)

Physical width

Cut-ready: outlines only, color per layer

Layers: course outline, rough, fairways, greens, tees, sand, water, islands, buildings, holes, cart paths, roads, frame. Hole numbers export as text — convert to paths in Inkscape (Path → Object to Path) if your laser software needs it.