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• DejaVu31 104 Posts

  Thu, Jan 20 2011 5:57 AM

  Hey All.

  I have a few different type of balls in the bag:

  WGT G12-D + WGT G12-S + WGT B-ES

  A couple of times recently I have started a tournament round with one ball only to have it be taken out of play and replaced with the WGT starter ball.

  My question is if this game represents "real" golf as close it can, when a balls durabilty ends should you not have a choice what you replace it with depending what you have in the bag?

  Just a thought, any opinions?

  Let me know.

  Cheers.

• b0geybuster 2,574 Posts

  Thu, Jan 20 2011 7:09 AM

  DejaVu31:

  Hey All.

  I have a few different type of balls in the bag:

  WGT G12-D + WGT G12-S + WGT B-ES

  A couple of times recently I have started a tournament round with one ball only to have it be taken out of play and replaced with the WGT starter ball.

  My question is if this game represents "real" golf as close it can, when a balls durabilty ends should you not have a choice what you replace it with depending what you have in the bag?

  Just a thought, any opinions?

  Let me know.

  Cheers.

  Although most of us who are tournament golfers, usually have a wide variety of balls in their bag, this is not the case when playing in a tournament.  

  You must complete the round with the exact same type of ball you started with.

  Cheers,

  b0gey

   

• borntobesting 9,709 Posts

  Thu, Jan 20 2011 8:12 AM

  DejaVu31:

  Hey All.

  I have a few different type of balls in the bag:

  WGT G12-D + WGT G12-S + WGT B-ES

  A couple of times recently I have started a tournament round with one ball only to have it be taken out of play and replaced with the WGT starter ball.

  My question is if this game represents "real" golf as close it can, when a balls durabilty ends should you not have a choice what you replace it with depending what you have in the bag?

  Just a thought, any opinions?

  Let me know.

  Cheers.

  If you know you have only 1 ball of the type you are playing and see that it is getting close to the end of its durability click on your name on the menu go to equipment and then go to the pro shop from there and buy a sleeve of the type and color of ball you are using. The 3 balls will be added to your bag and you won't have to worry about the game changing to the free ball.

• DejaVu31 104 Posts

  Fri, Jan 21 2011 4:11 AM

  Hey All.

  Thanks for the replies.

  Happy golfing.

  Cheers.