to start I feel there is a qualitative difference between forfeiting on the PC in a 9 or 18 hole ranked round play but it does happen...1, 3 or even the rare 9 hole mobile coin game are an entirely different animal...
based
on your profile picture with SE hat, you are most likely predominantly a mobile
player and mobile coin games do in fact have a lot of forfeits..
to
my knowledge even if you select a room in which you actually play a full 9
holes your stats are NOT being saved or recorded as part of
your WGT stats, so it does not matter and your best rounds still would not be
reflected in your scoring average in a coin game. you are really just
playing for the coins themselves.
Even
if you get a hole in one during a coin match, again, it is NOT saved in your
stats as something you have done officially even though you clearly have.
Yes
it is frustrating, but what is more frustrating is seeing a player
intentionally force you to wait for them to time out and forfeit. I would
much rather they save me time and forfeit straight away so I can move on to
another game if that is what I am doing.
Also,
if you are going to forfeit after I make my putt when I am inside 5 ft on a
level lie why bother making me putt if you are planning to forfeit rather than
finish the game.
Regardless,
you are most likely playing for coins... stats don't matter and you have
already won their coins and saved you time from dragging the game out... say
thank you if you have time and move on... not to mention you will be promptly
awarded the coins unless there is a glitch.
If
you want to save stats for a good round, play a ranked round that will actually
be saved... granted you won't get to use all of that super sponsor
boosting apparel so good luck the game changes when you can't use all of that!
As
for "real players" there are some purist in the WGT game that would
consider "mobile players with sponsor boosting apparel" anything but
a "real player" because they are playing a jacked up version of
circus golf with juiced up clubs. I am not passing judgement either way, but
know there are differences of opinion as to what amounts to "real"
players and "realistic" golf on WGT. If you want to see how
good your game is, again...play a ranked round where you won't get to use
sponsor apparel and you won't get the putting power range suggestion for how
hard to hit your putts. It is likely you may find the game a little more
challenging...