@geezuzhd ..
I don't think anyone else brought it up... but you need to keep in mind... you likely find playing mobile coin games easier as well because of the jacked up sponsor apparel... it is the sponsor apparel that allows you to play a cheap ball with your present equipment and feel you can play competitively...
Remove your sponsor apparel and your clubs play as they should normally... I can get essentially the same performance from my high end clubs playing a L13 Srixon ball with sponsor apparel as I would with a high end L93 TM ball without sponsor apparel.
Trajectory, spin, distances can be effected by sponsor apparel.. so when you play ranked rounds without sponsor apparel and you have not learned the distances of your clubs your scores are going to change.
Some players map their clubs with sponsor apparel and without because you basically have two sets of clubs unless you turn off all the sponsor apparel attributes in order to keep your ball mapping consistent.
Green speeds on mobile are actually a bit easier to putt, but they do play slightly different than desktop... the speeds or calculations are slightly different... it is why people who use desktop calculations feel the greens break more because they are not hitting the putts as firm as they would otherwise. Hence more break.
Overly relying on the "green power meter range" assist can be a mistake because it is simply a range ... if you want to dial in your putting... you need to work on or find calculations that work for your putting style... off ding putting effects the power of your putts as well as the line, so you need to take that into consideration. - the old daytona Rossa was considered a good off ding putter but not sure what or if it was replaced with the new equipment. Scott Hope's club chart would show that most likely.
Also, the often debated wedge on green with FBS on mobile is a huge asset when you have a very long tricky double, triple or elevated breaker that you can throw tight for a two putt rather than risk 3 putting. Learn the wedge on a green with FBS it can play a key role in taming Oakmonts tricky greens from long range!
The only real drawback that I see with mobile, is player dependent, and is possibly using a smaller screen or phone where your ding percentage or ding rate may seem harder on a small screen. Otherwise the game plays pretty much the same.
Also, being on mobile... most people go to town building up credit bankroll's through the 2 credit videos, to offset cost of actually spending money... It is pretty much what I did for a good two years.
Best wishes.