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Need more exp points per round.

• alosso 21,083 Posts

  Sat, Nov 5 2016 8:58 AM

  Calculate:

  You need 50,000 XPs

  25*1270 = 31,000 from CDPs (don't miss!), and some more because it rises to 1345.

  Rest 19,000, by 25 = 800 per day. That's two 18 hole tourneys, easy.

   

   

• oneeyedjohn 9,588 Posts

  Sat, Nov 5 2016 3:00 PM

  I did a similar thing a while back to get the R1 driver - played 9 hole par 3 tourneys in my CC, at least 6 times a day, with a very cheap ball or the starter. U only need 3000 per day or less.

• Mandlebrot 521 Posts

  Sun, Nov 6 2016 1:52 AM

  More exp. points are gained from playing club games, than WGT games.

• alosso 21,083 Posts

  Sun, Nov 6 2016 9:56 AM

  You play either CC tournaments (190 or 400 basic XPs) or ranked rounds on the courses (95 or 200 XPs). Thus, your statement

  Mandlebrot:

  More exp. points are gained from playing club games, than WGT games.

  seems true for you but it is not in general.

  Please note that any tournament will provide 190 or 400 basic XPs, also the public WGT ones.

  Except from this are Bracket games and Clash games.

  (Thanks for the correction)

• Vaibhav5viv 886 Posts

  Sun, Nov 6 2016 10:03 AM

  alosso:

  Except from this are Bracket games

  Bracket 18 hole also provides 400 base XP. Don't get them for clashes as its not a tournament.

• quadrock123 859 Posts

  Sun, Nov 6 2016 1:20 PM

  how funny that players with this much experience can't figure out how to get more points. Try playing every day, 1 game, then play any 18 hole round, use your freepass when you are supposed to  and you get 1,300 points. but low and behold,WGT is now rewarding those individuals who have played many,many days in a row. I have 532 days in a row, when playing my free pass, i get 2,500 points for a 9 hole round, over 4,000 for 18 hole round. So do the math!!!.                                                                                  quadrock123

• EasyEdward 13,507 Posts

  Mon, Nov 7 2016 7:28 AM

  Throw away the CTTH and Blitz they get very few experience points (XPs).

  Tournaments set up in your CC get twice the XPs.

  If I were you I would ask your CC if you could set up a week long Best of Par 5 unlimited play on the back 9 off the easy tees (red) at fast green speed for the next 3 weeks.

  Here is the reason why:

  The scores do not impact your average so you do not have to worry about your score.

  You can play with cheap or free balls.

  You get 190 XPs for a 9 hole round plus the 33 - 35 XPs for strokes plus the CC bonus of 5% from the CC level bonus for a total of 235 (apx) per round.

  Once you get in the rhythm you can bang out 3 rounds an hour and still have time to get a beer in between every couple of rounds. 

  Between your CDP Bonus round and about 10 of those a day those 50,463 XPs will be 0 in about 15 - 16 days. 

  EE

   

  QUICK EDIT:  Get there as fast as you can.  The pop up says "through the end of November" once in the past they had the R-1 L98 driver at L 93 "through the end of August" BUT that did not end up being August 31st (the last day of August). It actually ended up being the 27th IIRC when they did an update.

  So do not assume you have until November 31st and be safe and get there by the 21st if you can.

   

• alosso 21,083 Posts

  Mon, Nov 7 2016 9:00 AM

  EasyEdward:

  Tournaments set up in your CC get twice the XPs.

  WGT's tournaments get the same double XPs: 190 or 400.

  EasyEdward:

  If I were you I would ask your CC if you could set up a week long Best of Par 5 unlimited play on the back 9 off the easy tees (red) at fast green speed for the next 3 weeks.

  Even faster - regarding the basic XPs - are Par3 tourneys. I believe that the additional shots on Par5s have less impact.

• nammvett 123 Posts

  Mon, Nov 7 2016 9:28 AM

  And more expensive no doubt...

• Robert1893 7,729 Posts

  Mon, Nov 7 2016 10:01 AM

  quadrock123:

  I have 532 days in a row, when playing my free pass, i get 2,500 points for a 9 hole round, over 4,000 for 18 hole round. So do the math!!!.

  
  
  I guess I don't understand the math. How do you get to over 4,000 for an 18-hole round? Every day, I play an 18-hole practice round as my first round, and I don't get 4,000 points. And I have a similar amount of consecutive days as you. I'm getting somewhere around 2,700 or so. 
  
  Even so, how is there's such a difference for you from a 9-hole round to an 18-hole round?