PBaldwin: It takes HARD WORK and DEDICATION to build a calculator that can bullseye every single hole.
+1 it's called taking notes. Also in any given RG cycle even a player like me gets better at a course, just from playing it more and more, and having that fresh in my mind. If that's cheating then we all need a brain wipe after every round in case we use experience.
Anyway of sensible concern are programs that influence meter stop points or ball travel.
Thought about this - can be dangerous:
No offense to any one, just empirically from this and a PM or two.really:
Bear in mind only twitched rounds:
1. You can macro enable a mouse. One way of doing this is to know the exact speed of every club going to be used at every hole.
Hmm - Dismissing practice mode (I doubt WGT miss that trick) that's some doing on the face of it. Assumes you can even measure everything that exactly....
2. Some one else says macro mousing would not do it, but there are other ways of doing it all they said. Obviously no more comment from me, as all I know. I would say sounds risky if you pressed the wrong hotkey, and revealed the whole desktop (assumes possible).
3. Some super funky cheat program exist that deletes all wind etc. Clearly Twitching deletes that one as effective, unless it also mimics believable ball flight. Out there to this untrained person, but...
Clearly if someone regularly goes 6 weeks dinging every shot that sounds a bit sus.
Reading all this, and no offense to any one I am left thinking a twitched game may not be as unreliable a guide as some suggest. I guess some kid could set it to always give one club / ball combo a particular speed, and who could spot that if close. Now in the finelines of RGs even that would be a huge unfair advantage, and throw in an auto clicker after that easy to clean up with twitch still on, but risky if you pressed that hot key and revealed all (assuming macro mice van't do it).
A couple of other scenarios obviously exist from the above, but that's enough for this.
If twitch at least offers some degree of comfort that a round is played fair, and I am inclined to think it does, I urge WGT to confirm that.
Just my addled brain trying to make sense of all this.