CaptainShank:Well, the day has finally come where I became a legendary status player. After a couple 60 avg rounds to bring my total avg down under 62, I have been "upgraded" to legend. I played a couple rounds to see what the difference was and well, I'M DONE! I would have to have a career round to shoot 1 or 2 under par for 9 holes. Thats nowhere near competative with master level players, most pro players, and even some amature sandbaggers. It's unfortunate, but WGT has lost another player who played in 6 RG's a day...60 credits a day WGT is losing. I also buy a pack of balls at 99 credits every other day and an occasional challenge also brings in 10 credits for WGT. Now having little chance to compete with other players and struggling to shoot par, the game has become painful and UNFUN!
#1 You were warned!
#2 WGT has taken our complaints somewhat seriously and is perhaps considering helping us legends out a little bit.
#3 You will have to relearn a lot of shots (e.g. on quite a few shots that you used to have to add 3-5 yards to, etc., you should no longer do that, as the roll of your longer irons is pretty much inevitable unless you're hitting into very strong wind or hitting a 98% or higher shot into slight wind, an uphill green, or something like that), and you should actually be able to hit -4 or -5 here and there, and maybe even a quite rare -6 or -7 for 9 holes if you keep at it, but yes, we are at a significant disadvantage... I would say that, even after you learn the new shots, the penalty for being a legend is about 2.5-3 strokes for 9 holes.
(PS: LOL @ the bolded part; the sheer horror in your sentence is quite amusing!)