kennyc
Weekend Golfer
what make/model i should get that keeps me within the rules. thanks.
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Post by kennyc on Mar 8, 2023 12:12:40 GMT -5
Sorry guys its me back moaning about master clubs again. When playing 2k21 I made it onto the challenge tour playing Pro clubs, never got higher than CCL but I was really enjoying it. I'm trying really hard on 2k23 but I don't think I'm ever gonna master the master clubs and to be honest it's just not fun anymore. so with that in mind I wondered if anyone can recommend a good society that plays pro clubs.
Thanks for any replies.
Ken
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Post by SteelVike on Mar 8, 2023 14:24:38 GMT -5
Sorry guys its me back moaning about master clubs again. When playing 2k21 I made it onto the challenge tour playing Pro clubs, never got higher than CCL but I was really enjoying it. I'm trying really hard on 2k23 but I don't think I'm ever gonna master the master clubs and to be honest it's just not fun anymore. so with that in mind I wondered if anyone can recommend a good society that plays pro clubs. Thanks for any replies. Ken Ranked is on pro clubs swing. Other than that, idk because I like using master clubs swing. |
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Post by Violinguy69 on Mar 8, 2023 16:10:22 GMT -5
At the beginning of this season, I was a mess with master difficulty. Last season, TGCTours was Pro difficulty, and this year, with the change to master. I couldn't do @#$t. Then I tried something I read about a few years ago. I turned off swing feedback. This was the little circle that told you if your swing was fast/slow/perfect. Now, playing with pure feel, I have moved up a tour (cc-H to G) and will probably move up again with this week's promotion event. Currently, I'm top 3 in my CC-G event also. I'm still not up there with the best (shooting -15 every round), but I did go low this week with a -14 first round, my lowest in a while.
Turning off feedback really makes you feel a good or bad swing. Instead of trying to correct whatever swing the screen told you last time, it helps develop a more consistent swing.
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kennyc
Weekend Golfer
what make/model i should get that keeps me within the rules. thanks.
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Post by kennyc on Mar 10, 2023 0:12:35 GMT -5
Thanks for your reply Violinguy, but is swing feed back not controlled by the tour?
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Post by sroel908 on Mar 10, 2023 0:22:55 GMT -5
Thanks for your reply Violinguy, but is swing feed back not controlled by the tour? It's a setting in the Display & HUD options...not a difficulty setting. You can turn Shot Feedback to On/Off/Distance Only. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2023 0:28:38 GMT -5
Thanks for your reply Violinguy, but is swing feed back not controlled by the tour? It's a setting in the Display & HUD options...not a difficulty setting. You can turn Shot Feedback to On/Off/Distance Only. I always play with shot feedback off including no distance info. It is much more immersive as the ball flight is my feedback. |
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Post by longpole on Mar 10, 2023 1:52:12 GMT -5
It's a setting in the Display & HUD options...not a difficulty setting. You can turn Shot Feedback to On/Off/Distance Only. I always play with shot feedback off including no distance info. It is much more immersive as the ball flight is my feedback. I advise some of the lads who I play with to turn it off especially when there struggling a bit , it's basically 1 thing left to worry about , u don't see a wobbly blue line or grey fast , slows nothing so then you don't get annoyed with it as much For a casual golfer who just wants fun with a few friends turn it all OFF & swing away , more fun . |
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Post by greenlightning on Mar 10, 2023 12:38:36 GMT -5
When you say master the swing do you mean you want to shoot 10 under every round? Or better?
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kennyc
Weekend Golfer
what make/model i should get that keeps me within the rules. thanks.
Posts: 106
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Post by kennyc on Mar 11, 2023 10:05:38 GMT -5
That would be great but at the moment I cant shoot even 1 under par
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Post by trevormendez on Mar 11, 2023 11:18:09 GMT -5
At the beginning of this season, I was a mess with master difficulty. Last season, TGCTours was Pro difficulty, and this year, with the change to master. I couldn't do @#$t. Then I tried something I read about a few years ago. I turned off swing feedback. This was the little circle that told you if your swing was fast/slow/perfect. Now, playing with pure feel, I have moved up a tour (cc-H to G) and will probably move up again with this week's promotion event. Currently, I'm top 3 in my CC-G event also. I'm still not up there with the best (shooting -15 every round), but I did go low this week with a -14 first round, my lowest in a while. Turning off feedback really makes you feel a good or bad swing. Instead of trying to correct whatever swing the screen told you last time, it helps develop a more consistent swing. This is interesting. I didn't even know you could do this and I definitely focus on the feedback blob. I might give this a try. |
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Post by trevormendez on Mar 11, 2023 11:20:13 GMT -5
I always play with shot feedback off including no distance info. It is much more immersive as the ball flight is my feedback. I advise some of the lads who I play with to turn it off especially when there struggling a bit , it's basically 1 thing left to worry about , u don't see a wobbly blue line or grey fast , slows nothing so then you don't get annoyed with it as much For a casual golfer who just wants fun with a few friends turn it all OFF & swing away , more fun . A fellow Gills fan?!? Good lad! 1 up against Tranmere and awaiting the inevitable equaliser! |
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Post by nycbatteri on Mar 11, 2023 14:50:53 GMT -5
At the beginning of this season, I was a mess with master difficulty. Last season, TGCTours was Pro difficulty, and this year, with the change to master. I couldn't do @#$t. Then I tried something I read about a few years ago. I turned off swing feedback. This was the little circle that told you if your swing was fast/slow/perfect. Now, playing with pure feel, I have moved up a tour (cc-H to G) and will probably move up again with this week's promotion event. Currently, I'm top 3 in my CC-G event also. I'm still not up there with the best (shooting -15 every round), but I did go low this week with a -14 first round, my lowest in a while. Turning off feedback really makes you feel a good or bad swing. Instead of trying to correct whatever swing the screen told you last time, it helps develop a more consistent swing. I was in the same boat as the OP and about to quit. Struggled with the cut, dropped three CC levels. I too turned off the swing feedback and it has made a huge difference, especially with putting. I still am not where I want to be but I enjoy the game more. |
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Post by Violinguy69 on Mar 11, 2023 17:09:17 GMT -5
When you say master the swing do you mean you want to shoot 10 under every round? Or better? When I was having trouble, the best I could do was 4 or 5-under, and sometimes would fail to break par. I missed a ton of cuts. Now, I have two top-5s in 3 weeks and a T2 this week. |
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Post by trevormendez on Mar 13, 2023 15:31:36 GMT -5
At the beginning of this season, I was a mess with master difficulty. Last season, TGCTours was Pro difficulty, and this year, with the change to master. I couldn't do @#$t. Then I tried something I read about a few years ago. I turned off swing feedback. This was the little circle that told you if your swing was fast/slow/perfect. Now, playing with pure feel, I have moved up a tour (cc-H to G) and will probably move up again with this week's promotion event. Currently, I'm top 3 in my CC-G event also. I'm still not up there with the best (shooting -15 every round), but I did go low this week with a -14 first round, my lowest in a while. Turning off feedback really makes you feel a good or bad swing. Instead of trying to correct whatever swing the screen told you last time, it helps develop a more consistent swing. I've given this a go and really like it. I'm not exactly pushing the big boys from my mid-table CC-H position but I switched off the feedback and realised I tend to know what I've done wrong anyway. But as you say, I'm not just looking at the feedback the whole time and trying to correct what I did wrong last time. I just try to hit a decent shot every time. Top tip! Disclaimer - When the wheels fall off, I'll come back to point out what a bad idea it was. |
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Post by Wutpa on Mar 17, 2023 1:26:09 GMT -5
I'm going to try this too. I mean, what's the worst that can happen?
(Mental picture: ball flies in to rough, sand, water, mine shaft, lava pit, shark maw, Satan's rectum....)
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