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Most Loved Course

• 11BC2 555 Posts

  Tue, Aug 16 2016 6:56 AM

  I don't follow or play golf in RLF but for this game I prefer courses which you can score well.  So my top 3 courses, simply because they play easy and you can shoot 56-58 pretty much anytime would be:

  Congressional , BPB, and Pinehurst (PB F9 works too).

  Courses I absolutely hate would be Olympic (F those trees - at least 2 a round), Oakmont, Chambers, and Merion.

• jeffmatulich 482 Posts

  Tue, Aug 16 2016 10:01 AM

  MrFunnyWobbl:

  lived right by Olympic Club irl. Said it was a hard course and but he's shot 90s there before. Said he preferred to play Harding Park 

   

  My office for almost a decade can be seen in the game.  I had a sixth floor window office looking right over Lake Merced and in the distance you could see (when the bloody fog wasn't socking it in) Olympic and a wee bit of Harding - was pretty cool.  Played it before and from the tips its a beast - when the greens are slick its a nightmare...I totally agree Harding, after the upgrades some years back, is just a super track.  And Lake Merced, you can't even pull in the parking lot without the cops showing up LOL.....though have been out there for the US Open qualifiers a couple of times.  I'll tell you all though, I laugh every time I play Olympic on WGT - the sun just doesn't shine on Olympic very often.  Those who live in the SF area will attest.  

• 8802 4,257 Posts

  Sun, Aug 28 2016 8:53 PM

  11BC2:

  I don't follow or play golf in RLF but for this game I prefer courses which you can score well.  So my top 3 courses, simply because they play easy and you can shoot 56-58 pretty much anytime would be:

  Congressional , BPB, and Pinehurst (PB F9 works too).

  Interesting.  As a real life golfer, I'm put off by such scoring as it makes a mockery of the actual game.  The game is far too easy and the clubs too forgiving.  The only real challenge is putting.  Merion, Oakmont, Olympic and Congressional are my favorites.

• 11BC2 555 Posts

  Sun, Aug 28 2016 9:43 PM

  8802:

  The only real challenge is putting.

  Agreed.  I use my own unique formula of Vertex angles, flow %, quadrants, and other declining/inclining variables and other multiplicative measures to "approximate the correct line".

  At one point I purchased several large size Canvas sheets (from an art shop) and would annotate every single putt, location, break, and flow % by placing a numeral and then *footnote* it at the bottom of the page.  Come to think of it, I should probably start doing this again - my 1 putt % has dropped by 3% since I stopped.

  Some people say play by feel.  I save "feel" for real life sports and Rhythm based games such as SC2,  Battlefield and CoD series.  Making me want to throw on some old Black Ops 1 and run the board with Chopper/Dogs and 10 KDR lol.

• adaputter 1,954 Posts

  Mon, Aug 29 2016 4:13 PM

  come on every course on WGT are free if you want to play them that  way

  i love them all just some not as much as others

• PaulTon 10,731 Posts

  Tue, Aug 30 2016 4:13 AM

  11BC2:

    I use my own unique formula of Vertex angles, flow %, quadrants, and other declining/inclining variables and other multiplicative measures to "approximate the correct line".

  At one point I purchased several large size Canvas sheets (from an art shop) and would annotate every single putt, location, break, and flow % by placing a numeral and then *footnote* it at the bottom of the page.

  That sounds like a lot of fun...

• 11BC2 555 Posts

  Tue, Aug 30 2016 8:18 AM

  PaulTon:

  That sounds like a lot of fun..

  Lol.  I've always taken my gaming very seriously ^^.  Besides, I'm OCD and love a good project, especially when all the hard work and effort pays off.

  And believe it or not, I find it not only VERY FUN!!, I find it quite rewarding.