First, I logged in this morning to find two sleeves of Srixon balls had found their way into my bag. Shock. Wow. Really? Deep grattitude to Tommyknocker and ibprime for your generosity - in both words and deeds. Thank you. May such kindness double back on you & your loved ones right quick.
Second, I appreciate the kind feedback & advice from Roger & ladris.
I agree with your initial statement, borntobesting. The slower meter speed of the L59 G20's allowed me to play the WGT B-ES 10 credit balls and still focus on learning courses, conditions, various shots, all while not struggling (too much) with near-hitting the ding.
The meter speed of the RocketBladez isn't exactly akin to a leisurely stroll in the park. Hitting them requires some focus and decent hand-eye coordination. A primary reason for my review was motivation to let players such as myself, of mediocre skill, know they shouldn't be afraid to try the RocketBladez due to past reports of the now deceased L79 Burners.
I'll reiterate one point I believe can't be overemphasized: the slower meter speed of the L59 G20's can make a real difference to folks using WGT balls with '0' feel. There are a ton of players here who cannot afford to play Nikes, Callies, Srixons, or even upper level WGT balls.
Which leads me to a final point - thanks to WGT for providing access to this game gratis. I worked for a number of years in Seattle for an e-commerce organization (customer service, no-less), so I have a bit of a feel for what it is ya'll do to make this possible. It ain't easy...
Best - Rich