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Post by dadie3000 on Jan 23, 2020 20:30:34 GMT -5
Has anyone gotten dq'd because of putting?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2020 20:43:02 GMT -5
Has anyone gotten dq'd because of putting? I believe there has been API pulls for putting. Putting was added to the fair play checks sometime in the last... I want to say 12 months or so. |
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Post by Riotous on Jan 23, 2020 22:21:40 GMT -5
Has anyone gotten dq'd because of putting? Yes, a couple of months ago i was. On the course was fine but Putting swing plane was following the exact same path everytime. We tried a different controller and that was and has been fine since. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 24, 2020 0:18:09 GMT -5
Urgetofly was pulled this past week for putting. Seems they have been tightening that, maybe a bit too much?
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Post by dadie3000 on Jan 24, 2020 6:17:24 GMT -5
I love TGC Tours but this one i don't thoroughly understand. The movent of the stick when i putt is normally very minimal in both directions which seems to me would be easier to keep the same plane, in turn cause a failed API. I'll try a new stick to see if that makes a difference.
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Post by fadgewacker on Jan 24, 2020 10:17:35 GMT -5
I love TGC Tours but this one i don't thoroughly understand. The movent of the stick when i putt is normally very minimal in both directions which seems to me would be easier to keep the same plane, in turn cause a failed API. I'll try a new stick to see if that makes a difference. Just make a fuller swing... That might well fix it. If that fails, your pad is probably faulty. |
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Post by unclevirt on Jan 27, 2020 10:00:33 GMT -5
I love TGC Tours but this one i don't thoroughly understand. The movent of the stick when i putt is normally very minimal in both directions which seems to me would be easier to keep the same plane, in turn cause a failed API. I'll try a new stick to see if that makes a difference. Just make a fuller swing... That might well fix it. If that fails, your pad is probably faulty. I get what you're saying here Fadge but in IRL golf...the putting stroke is a short stroke so it can be a mentally challenging thing to make a "fuller swing" for putting when that doesn't feel right at all. |
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Post by fadgewacker on Jan 27, 2020 10:20:54 GMT -5
Just make a fuller swing... That might well fix it. If that fails, your pad is probably faulty. I get what you're saying here Fadge but in IRL golf...the putting stroke is a short stroke so it can be a mentally challenging thing to make a "fuller swing" for putting when that doesn't feel right at all. I get you, I'm a RL golfer. All I'm saying is that if you make a fuller backswing, it might help. I actually only flick the stick forward when I putt. Pushing it right forward feels very odd to me. It should be a stroke, rather than a cave man hit IMO. I do make a full backswing though. I find distance control to be very sketchy if I don't pull the stick all the way back (which gives a backswing line that stops short of the bottom of the feedback channel). No doubt, for me at least, I could putt more accurately (regards straightness of stroke) this way, as the data points for the putting stroke are more condensed, but it's not something I can get on with for distance. |
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Post by unclevirt on Jan 27, 2020 10:27:49 GMT -5
I get what you're saying here Fadge but in IRL golf...the putting stroke is a short stroke so it can be a mentally challenging thing to make a "fuller swing" for putting when that doesn't feel right at all. I get you, I'm a RL golfer. All I'm saying is that if you make a fuller backswing, it might help. I actually only flick the stick forward when I putt. Pushing it right forward feels very odd to me. It should be a stroke, rather than a cave man hit IMO. I do make a full backswing though. I find distance control to be very sketchy if I don't pull the stick all the way back (which gives a backswing line that stops short of the bottom of the feedback channel). No doubt, for me at least, I could putt more accurately (regards straightness of stroke) this way, as the data points for the putting stroke are more condensed, but it's not something I can get on with for distance. That's fair Fadge (Inserts thumbs up Emoji) |
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Post by bruce on Jan 27, 2020 14:56:13 GMT -5
Granted I'm sure most here get much closer to the pin, but how about those longish putts, of over 30 feet long ? You sure do need a much longer stroke for those. Some of the longer ones I can't even reach at all. Those are the ones that I hope go into the fringe so you can at least take a chip shot instead.
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