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Re: How should a cheap newbie use credits?

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Thu, Oct 9 2014 11:08 AM (4 replies)
  • cedriccicada
    18 Posts
    Mon, Oct 6 2014 5:28 PM

    Greetings!

    I am a new member (amateur tier, level 27, average around 78).  I have 269 credits currently.  I have two related questions.  First, what is the best way to use my limited supply of credits?  Second, what is the best way to grow my supply of credits without spending money?

    Thanks very much!

    RobR

  • siggipj76
    2,989 Posts
    Mon, Oct 6 2014 7:39 PM

    Do surveys and videos ! 

    In the US that should be easy enough.

    And save up until you can get some quality gear !

    If you want to spend your own money , then there are many threads helping u out there too.

    Look at the many, many threads about this.

    Siggi 

  • ApexPC
    3,164 Posts
    Thu, Oct 9 2014 8:30 AM

    cedriccicada:
    Second, what is the best way to grow my supply of credits without spending money

    Earn Free Credits

    As of recently the one that says Click and Earn in orange will get you at least 8 credits for each of about 5 videos you can play. That's 40 credits a day right there.

    Click on the Watch Videos tab.

    We have to play the videos. We don't have to watch the videos. There are ways to play more than 1 video at a time.

    How many credits we can 'mine' each day varies, but I'm usually able to earn at least 200 credits a day.

    I rely on the videos almost entirely and only try the surveys when there are few or no videos available.

     

  • josephk2317
    873 Posts
    Thu, Oct 9 2014 10:02 AM

    WGT Tour Starter Yellow Iron Set (Steel) (L9+)

    300 Credits      

    Snake Eyes 685BX 56° Wedge

    100 Credits
    OR 

    PING Gorge 52° Wedge (L41+)

    295 Credits
    Higher Trajectory irons and clubs will help your game 
  • Hewsey
    1,957 Posts
    Thu, Oct 9 2014 11:08 AM

    Personally. hold on to your credits. Let them build up & wait until around level 50 to start getting better equipment. By then you'll have a good idea of what you want.

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