In a nutshell - WGT will not implement a driving range. This top is probably the most requested item, but it will NOT happen.
pipeman1370:Practice mode on any course is fine but after 9 strokes of practicing, your on to another tee
Use the new Par three course, aim for off the green, chip on and record your details, then putt the ball off the green and repeat until tou use up your shots and repeat for the following holes. Cerainly looking at your stats - this is where you game needs to improve (along with putting).
A driving range is great in real life for altering your grip, stance etc, but it will not help on here. Even practice greens are only for fine tuning your putting swing - the greens on a real course are varying speeds due to shade, moisture, sun etc, so on here the best place to practice putting is on the course (before a round play a few holes).
As for putting there are hundreds of posts, but simplified Standard greens a 10 foot putt (no elevation) should go 10 feet. Take off 10% for each increment in green speed. As you putt on VF greens = (distance to hole) + elevation (minus for downhill) x 20%. I usually add 1 or 2 feet to the distance to the hole to ensure you are not short. Also for steeper elevations this needs adjustment on Tournament and Faster greens.
Yes there are inconsistencies, its called VEM and affects all of us. Having said that, I have always had real life VEM on the course, swirling winds etc. All I can say like a poor shot on the real course, forget it and focus on your next shot.
You have played here long enough with LOTS of ranked rounds but still haven't mastered it, especially the short game. Takes notes of your shots, map your clubs for distances so you KNOW your clubs better and what the effect of spin has, and the type of shot. Plus I would recommend you ditch the starters sand wedge - it is very inconsistant,
At the end of the day, we will not get a range, it would not be a viable option fpr WGT. What I would like is a mulligan or at the very least, a zero wind option in practice mode (best for mapping clubs).