scoresby:In my opinion, there is nothing about click-hold, slide-hold as long as you need, release, and click that resembles a real golfer's swing. Where's the rhythm?
Not the rhythm, but the mouse-slide movement itself resembles the backswing, doesn't it? As you slide the mouse, you can see the golfer performing the backswing. That's some correlation that is missing in the 3-click method. You can do practice swings this way in WGT without hitting the ball – not possible in the 3-click method. Apart from similarities, the 3-click method is definitely more difficult for the player; in PrizeGolf, I frequently ended up hitting the ball with less or more strength than intended; thanks to the mouse-slide in WGT, you can measure the strength of your shot exactly you want it to be.
Snaike: all that html stuff
Off-topic: Another mini-bug in this forum, in the otherwise excellent WYSIWYG Compose editor, is that if you play around with tags a lot, like TheSpaghettiKid apparently did a few posts above this one, empty space is sometimes added at the end of your post. See the large empty space beneath Spaghetti's 
smiley.* The user needs to rectify that by re-opening the post for editing and deleting the trailing empty lines in the main editor window, or by clicking the 
button on the toolbar and removing the superfluous <p> and </p> tags at the end of the post that somehow get added there.
* (Fixed by Spaghetti now.)