Yes, I have something positive to say. Even though, WGT has a great concept behind their product, their programming positively has much to be desired. And how these Tour Legends and Legends can make such low scores with the meters jumping around like a Mexican bean or moving through the scale at light speed is beyond me. Being a retired person, I have played several times a day since 11/2011. And yet, I haven't found any form of consistency or rhyme and reason within the courses' programming. It sometimes appears as if WGT controls each shot with some magical wand or glitch if you will. It has become profoundly frustrating, never knowing where my shot will end up, even after playing the same shot time and time again. I can accept the fact that I was made a Master long before I should have become one or that I am bested by a better player. Or that many of the rules are a secret, which is strange to say the least. Or that some players mysteriously claim to have solve their meter problems, after I have followed all of WGT suggestions with little result. Or that we play the same old tired courses over and over again. Or that the problems at WGT appear to fall on deaf ears. But I do have a hard time accepting the wide range of inconsistency in determining the wind, the lies, and the accuracy in the distance of the clubs and balls. The essence of maintaining a successful business enterprise is in keeping your old customers, while attracting new ones, a concept WGT seems to ignore.