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elevating to a higher tier

• Robert1893 7,675 Posts

  Sat, May 27 2017 6:24 PM

  @m4w70 
  
  Yes, they should; no, they won't. :-) 

• renniw52 5,385 Posts

  Sun, May 28 2017 2:31 PM

   If your only concern is elevating on this game, you may have a problem. I play mostly AS games for the fun and it doesn't do a thing for me. I am charged hits on my balls and get nothing for it. If you are playing a game and wearing out balls you bought, it should count as a round played. Saturation from the higher levels to the next is a joke. I am about to make level 101 and will be dead before ever making level 102. Have fun with friends and don't worry about levels, tiers or stats. Best advice I can give.

• Robert1893 7,675 Posts

  Sun, May 28 2017 3:25 PM

  renniw52:

   If your only concern is elevating on this game, you may have a problem.

  
  
  Of course, to be fair, all of us on here have a problem to one extent or another. ;-)  

• renniw52 5,385 Posts

  Sun, May 28 2017 3:36 PM

   This is very true, but this game should not be one of them.

• phred952 2,714 Posts

  Sun, May 28 2017 11:16 PM

  m4w70:

  That might explain why I just played a Tour Master, who was still only at level 56. He was bloody terrible, no way he should be a TM. I am also a very average TM and I beat him by 10 at Chambers (he shot 7 over!!!). Clearly they need to reconsider the classification algorithm!

  He also might be a new TM and is just now learning the game at that tier.

• Als6437 428 Posts

  Sun, May 28 2017 11:24 PM

  Robert1893:

  While, technically, there are no shortcuts, there are two relatively easy ways. The first is to simply play CC tournaments from the short tees.

  This is no longer true in CC tournaments.

• Robert1893 7,675 Posts

  Mon, May 29 2017 6:33 AM

  Als6437:

  This is no longer true in CC tournaments.

  
  
  When did that change take place? I only play red tee tournaments every once in a while, but they've always affected my average. That last one I played was less than 2 weeks ago. Custom courses, however, don't affect average.