funger50:
OK this morning I was on 1808 RR
played the custom made par3 tournament and after that I was still on 1808 rounds
I became TL at 1020 RR
I really have no idea what you are talking about
I'll see if I can do a better job of explaining it than I did previously.
As you know, the required number of rounds for saturation at Tour Legend is 750 rounds. But those 750 rounds do not include any Par 3s, Par 5s, or custom courses.
The number of ranked rounds in your stats includes all stroke-play rounds. So, within the 1800+ rounds you played, you have a number of Par 3 rounds. But more to the point, within the 800+ rounds you've played since becoming a Tour Legend, you have a significant number of Par 3 rounds. None of those count toward the 750 required rounds for saturation or average.
All the Par 3 rounds need to be deducted from the total. That's why I wrote the only way to accurately keep track of the number of rounds played for saturation and average is to keep a record of your own. Personally, I put all my ranked rounds in a spreadsheet.
Earlier in this thread, DodgyPutter walked through all of this and came up with a good estimate of how many ranked rounds you probably have toward saturation. His estimate was a range of between 290 and 340 rounds. He's very good at this stuff, so I would give careful consideration to what he calculated.
The bottom line is, to determine the number of ranked rounds you have toward saturation, you cannot simply take the number of rounds in stats you had when you became TL and subtract it from your current total. The reason is you have a lot of rounds included that simply don't count toward the 750 required rounds.
I hope that helps.
funger50:
But anyway thx for all your advises I give up and might even stop to play the game at all
Why is WGT not telling me what I have to do to bacome Champion ?
WGT has never revealed the criteria for tiering up. That's just the way they are. No one knows why.