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"That's a huge drive"

• krskfr 458 Posts

  Tue, Nov 10 2015 5:05 PM

  Even when i put the "game commentary" way down, if you hit a long drive, the commentator yells "That's a huge drive" audibly much louder than any other expression/saying. Tone the decibel's down a bit WGT, trying to preserve my eardrums mates. lol.

• PaulTon 10,731 Posts

  Tue, Nov 10 2015 5:10 PM

  The celebration sounds slider has no effect on him, he has his own slider under that one, you have to scroll down to bottom of options list.

• oneeyedjohn 9,580 Posts

  Tue, Nov 10 2015 5:22 PM

  I still hear the fvcker even when both sliders are down to zero.

• krskfr 458 Posts

  Tue, Nov 10 2015 5:23 PM

  ^^^^exactly mate

• DynastyGolf0 44 Posts

  Tue, Nov 10 2015 5:36 PM

  I like it. It makes me feel good.

• jayw4862 3,364 Posts

  Tue, Nov 10 2015 5:36 PM

  oneeyedjohn:

  I still hear the fvcker even when both sliders are down to zero.

  Same here. I've started teeing off w/ my 3 wd, except in heavy headwinds. Just sick of that guy!!! I let him know how I felt, too. In a video clip. Had to age-restrict it. 

• ZioMio 4,680 Posts

  Tue, Nov 10 2015 5:39 PM

  

• MTBR 182 Posts

  Tue, Nov 10 2015 5:40 PM

  there's another slider if you scroll down, turn that 1 off too. OOOppp...never mind i see you said "game commentary" slider.....another glitch it seems.....where is that Irish dude from Star Trek, I bet he could fix it.

  

• MTBR 182 Posts

  Tue, Nov 10 2015 7:19 PM

  "I lost a finger trying to fix WGT"

   

  

• PaulTon 10,731 Posts

  Wed, Nov 11 2015 2:32 AM

  MTBR:

  there's another slider if you scroll down, turn that 1 off too. OOOppp...never mind i see you said "game commentary" slider.....another glitch it seems.....where is that Irish dude from Star Trek, I bet he could fix it.

  

  That Irish dude is Scottish, he's the engineer, he had to be Scottish.

  From Wiki - Montgomery Scott was claimed by Linlithgow, Scotland in 2007 by a commemorative plaque from the West Lothian Council for Doohan's importance.^[48] His birthplace is also attributed to Aberdeen^[49] where Doohan learned the accent,^[50] or Elgin. Scotty's accent chosen by Doohan implies most formative years spent at or near Edinburgh, also per possible original script notes.^[51]

   

  James Doohan who played Scotty (there's a wee hint in his name) was Canadian.