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Re: Wich Course is The Best

• MBaggese 15,367 Posts

  Sun, Jan 8 2012 8:54 PM

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  Inter-

   

  Send me some clean wipes for my screen!

   

• nanstar 4,914 Posts

  Sun, Jan 8 2012 8:59 PM

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  Lmao X!

  Haven't played that one for a while mate,memories of it are most favourable however :)

• TanzeebRohan 115 Posts

  Mon, Jan 9 2012 2:51 AM

  Oakmont is the best.Its easy.If u play it a 1000 times

   

• dosed 71 Posts

  Mon, Jan 9 2012 5:42 AM

  St. Andy's hands down.

• SOYEL1 698 Posts

  Mon, Jan 9 2012 6:02 AM

  Hate it, but love Oakmont, when I first played it I thought I would never play it again, after lots of rounds, I found that I can score reasonably well there. At first, like most, would love to play Saint Andrews front. Never had a good relationship with back 9, it usually ruins my good work in the front, though occasionally, can score well, when I can do well in holes 13 and 17. Don't really like Royal Saint George much, but would play any course. I can love them and hate them depending on how I do in a game, lol. In fact, I don't mind which course, as long as I don't get some of those mean deviations that can make me swear and wanna raise my monitor and smash it.

• row2seat2 1,441 Posts

  Sat, Jan 14 2012 6:32 PM

  Set up a practice round at St. Andy with heavy winds and tourney greens and tell me its easy. RSG you can hit a perfect drive down the middle and pin ball it into the rough its like playing on the moon.

• mantis0014 8,946 Posts

  Sat, Jan 14 2012 8:09 PM

  Very Good Question... What is the Best Course..

  It all depends what you like.

  When I first started... St.Andrews was the best, because all the others (Beth and Kia) was too hard and I didn't have fun playing on them because of me terrible scores....lol.

  Well now, I play em all... some of the time... but still play my Favorites. 

  I enjoy playing Beth, in all wind or green conditions, It's not that bad

  Always go back to St.A.. I still hate the 2nd green..lol. St.Andrews and RSG can be hell with Heavy Winds. RSG was my first score under 60 in 'The Open' Qualifying, but I don't play Rsg much anymore... The wind on there can be deadly... I play the game for fun, when you struggle with heavy winds... that's no fun... I know what some people will say... heavier the better... 

  Oak is one of the Hardest courses... It is a great course to learn all the different rolls on the green... If you can putt on Oak you can putt anywhere.

  Cong... Something about that course I don't like.. don't ask me..it's not that hard... I just hate it...lol. I must say though... Cong has the best Club House on any of the courses...lol.

  Kia.. Not a bad course too.. If you get past the 4th and 5th hole without a bogey that is great.

  My Best Course would have to Cabo... ok..people call it cartoon course.. but when playing the game, I don't look around at the scenery, just concentrate on me shots..lol It's easy off the Tee...Wide Fairways.. but there is a few tricky greens that can make it into a disaster...lol. Wish Wgt would take the green fees off it

  There is no Course on here that is the best... All depends what you like :)

  Cheers

     Roger

   

• cadillac1961 268 Posts

  Mon, Jan 16 2012 8:12 AM

  Thanks a lot Roger for your beautiful post.
  
  Exactly. Each course has its own character.
  
  Last week I played a lot with different replais tea's. OK, with the time you can then recognize the special touch. Only there are so many factors to include that it does not make a list. And then always to look for, where am I now. It may help a bit, that's true only if you played a course often enough, the fire then caught on in the subconscious, and it plays automatically better.
  Sure it's more fun if the game runs, and around the Lamschaft is appealing drum. But it will also quickly boring if you always this successful. I see every game as a new challenge.
  
  What I Would like to see if the 3D appearance on the green would be better. We do not know how the green one is appreciated.