Giggity giggity...right on!

bump

The beauty of this new system shows that cherry picking your best round and making it to legend status too early, is a big mistake. Play and turn in all rounds played. Then when you move up, your ready.

[quote user="BirdieButton"] [quote user="shakyjon"] You bring up some pretty good points there. Every tournament being won with a 58 isn't just realistic in real life, it's almost unheard of. A real life round in the 50s is so rare, that one of them gets major ESPN attention, not to mention Fox Sports and the Golf Channel

Just for the newbies...run the game either on firefox or google chrome. I prefer Firefox for Vista users. Check out WGT's minimum requirements for computer specs. Then double the ram. Get a really good utility program, I like Advanced system care for keeping my registry defragged. And you can also use it for keeping your cashes clear and for turning

yeah, probably, but I would rather see about 290-295

Here is an interesting thing..all clubs should have the same meter. makes hitting the ding more consistant. If your not really good with the meter the g-10 driver might be your best bet. With a driver though the r-9 is pretty long. That length reaLLY COMES INTO PLAY ON BETHPAGE AND THE LONG HOLES ON oAKMONT..WE USED TO SAY..r-9 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE

Most of the complaining about the new system of tiers and levels are coming from the newest players. Notably the ones who cherry picked there rounds on the easy courses. I see a legit complaint about needing a better driver for the back tees. But some of you are there before you really were ready. A true legend is so good that me as a tour master would

Good idea

A modest 31 for me lol