II played Olympic several times yesterday. In a Par 3, I had almost the same wind twice... One 8 mph in the first, the second 9 mph, both exactly tailwind... I was over 200 yds to the hole, but from tee and with a tailwind, I decided to use no spin at all in the first. Used the 190 yards club... DING... ball lands before the hole and rolllllllls... passed the hole by like 6 yds. When I got my 9 mph wind in the next game from the same direction, I said, ok, first time the ball rolled more than 10 yds up the hill, now I need to use at least a tiny bit of backspin, it will still roll, but less, and leave me close to the hole... DING, again... now what? Ball stopped dead, dead, dead, leaving me still like 10 yds short. C'mon WGT, be honest... Two similar shots, both dinged, the second had even a negligible 1 mph extra .. and I get over 15 yards difference? So I kick you if you don't use backspin but also kick you because you do. I did play both holes the same way, only added a tiny backspin!!!! How can a ball stop dead like that in a green that goes uphill with tailwind? This game is a fuc... lottery!!!! The ball stops 3 feet from hole on a downhill like Oakmont 1but in your next putt you get 5 inches down in 3 feet!!!!
I had a 15 feet downhill putt breaking to the right and the fuc.. ball went straight, left me 4 ft from the hole... UPHILL putt. Everyone knows uphill putts break less and even more if you hit them hard.. so I tried to do it, just missing the ding right, and the ball broke like 5 inches total... So a downhill putt doesn't break 3 inches but an uphill putt pushed breaks like 5 to the left? That's pure BS... I have been in the same side of that hole from 20 feet and the ball has gone nearly straight... I am not the best, but I have thousands of games played here... I know well when they are vemming me, and lately it's been crazy. It can get really bad when you are risking your money.
If you want to see big differences, try a CTTH game. Use the distances you normally use in any other game. Hardly any works!!! It's designed to make you restart several times. It takes skill, no doubt, but it's a lottery.