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• TheAceFactor 2,147 Posts

  Sun, Jul 8 2012 10:51 PM

  My biggest problem on WGT ....assuming that I'm actually talking to "GOLFERS"

• Shankette 1,646 Posts

  Sun, Jul 8 2012 11:45 PM

  Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result.  Anyone whose played that hole, and has any kind of memory, knows well to hit the approach to the right of the hole rather than the left.  With only about 3 ft of green left of the hole before the costly roll-off, it may be prudent to remember and play it a bit to the right.

  Or, as is sometimes the more popular response, make the same mistake again and tell us all about here in the forums, again, and again, and again....

• Acrux 393 Posts

  Mon, Jul 9 2012 2:19 AM

  yes ^^^

   

• casperturk 484 Posts

  Mon, Jul 9 2012 2:28 AM

  TheAceFactor:

  My biggest problem on WGT ....assuming that I'm actually talking to "GOLFERS"

  Wrong. Its a golf "GAME", so you're talking to gamers.

  Try googling golf games and top of the search is................................

  The most realistic golf game on the web. Play famous golf courses free online.

• ElektraNatchios 185 Posts

  Mon, Jul 9 2012 2:31 AM

  Using Irons with a precision rating of 2.0 dots compared to 4.5 dots for the best (most precise) It will happen more times than the top players are willing to accept. But, what do I know, I am just a girl. 

• MioKontic 4,656 Posts

  Mon, Jul 9 2012 2:44 AM

  Ace and Shankette both have a point.  Golfers, and I'd put myself into that category, would know where to put the ball to NOT make it impossible to play, or at least, after a try or two, would know how to recover.  It's called course management and it applies to this game just as much as it does to real golf.  And why?  Because of the deviations in the game (precision and forgiveness of clubs as well as wind effect etc).

• Acrux 393 Posts

  Mon, Jul 9 2012 6:02 AM

  MioKontic:

  Ace and Shankette both have a point.  Golfers, and I'd put myself into that category, would know where to put the ball to NOT make it impossible to play, or at least, after a try or two, would know how to recover.  It's called course management and it applies to this game just as much as it does to real golf.  And why?  Because of the deviations in the game (precision and forgiveness of clubs as well as wind effect etc).

  that is so very true

  could not have put that across better myself

• Romax 1,876 Posts

  Mon, Jul 9 2012 10:54 AM

  You should read the "hole info" box on RSG 18-------It clearly describes "Duncans Hollow" and why it is named that and warns to stay away from it.Shankette is bang on when she says to hit right of the pin........always !

• bimbski 15 Posts

  Mon, Jul 9 2012 11:30 AM

  LMAO!!!!  Ohhhh  myyyy she really did !!!!