How far have you made it in career mode?

[martinj100]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

Trying to win the first Pro tour tourney... trying...

- James

[NYJets]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

Alright, today I finished up the rookie tour, winning the match play and skins game. Skins game came down to a clutch birdie put on the final hole to win 1,600 and finishe with 2,600, over the 2nd place finisher with 2,300.

[NYJets]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

Alright, today I finished up the rookie tour, winning the match play and skins game. Skins game came down to a clutch birdie put on the final hole to win 1,600 and finishe with 2,600, over the 2nd place finisher with 2,300.

[NYJets]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

Alright, today I finished up the rookie tour, winning the match play and skins game. Skins game came down to a clutch birdie put on the final hole to win 1,600 and finishe with 2,600, over the 2nd place finisher with 2,300.

[pk500]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

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netsfreak said:
I am in the middle of pro, with 25 skill points. I am not sure if I plan to play much more single player though. I have had a best round of -11, and with more skill points I fear this game could turn into a Tiger Woods type game that isn't fun anymore.

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Nets:

There's a simple solution to that problem that will keep single player interesting: Create two profiles.

I have a profile with which I'm trying to go all the way in career mode, building an uber-golfer. Then I also have a profile with only seven skill points.

When I feel like kicking *** and going for a really low score, I'll use the first profile. When I feel like a real challenge, I'll use the seven-star player.

I'm assuming you're shooting -11 on Advanced. If you're not in Advanced, pull off the training wheels and go there.

If on Advanced, you also can use wind, tee distance and pin placement to increase the challenge. If you're shooting -11 with a 25 golfer with championship tees, hard pin placements, windy conditions (28 mph-plus winds) and rain on Advanced level, then you're really good.

Just a suggestion.

Take care,
PK

[pk500]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

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netsfreak said:
I am in the middle of pro, with 25 skill points. I am not sure if I plan to play much more single player though. I have had a best round of -11, and with more skill points I fear this game could turn into a Tiger Woods type game that isn't fun anymore.

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Nets:

There's a simple solution to that problem that will keep single player interesting: Create two profiles.

I have a profile with which I'm trying to go all the way in career mode, building an uber-golfer. Then I also have a profile with only seven skill points.

When I feel like kicking *** and going for a really low score, I'll use the first profile. When I feel like a real challenge, I'll use the seven-star player.

I'm assuming you're shooting -11 on Advanced. If you're not in Advanced, pull off the training wheels and go there.

If on Advanced, you also can use wind, tee distance and pin placement to increase the challenge. If you're shooting -11 with a 25 golfer with championship tees, hard pin placements, windy conditions (28 mph-plus winds) and rain on Advanced level, then you're really good.

Just a suggestion.

Take care,
PK

[pk500]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

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netsfreak said:
I am in the middle of pro, with 25 skill points. I am not sure if I plan to play much more single player though. I have had a best round of -11, and with more skill points I fear this game could turn into a Tiger Woods type game that isn't fun anymore.

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Nets:

There's a simple solution to that problem that will keep single player interesting: Create two profiles.

I have a profile with which I'm trying to go all the way in career mode, building an uber-golfer. Then I also have a profile with only seven skill points.

When I feel like kicking *** and going for a really low score, I'll use the first profile. When I feel like a real challenge, I'll use the seven-star player.

I'm assuming you're shooting -11 on Advanced. If you're not in Advanced, pull off the training wheels and go there.

If on Advanced, you also can use wind, tee distance and pin placement to increase the challenge. If you're shooting -11 with a 25 golfer with championship tees, hard pin placements, windy conditions (28 mph-plus winds) and rain on Advanced level, then you're really good.

Just a suggestion.

Take care,
PK

[caseyd]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

I finally beat Neilson on Pro and then won the Skins game, so I'm on Championship now. Still loving this game. One example of why--I've only hit one approach shot (and I think only one chip) into the hole and no hole in ones yet. That alone makes it my favorite golf game.

[caseyd]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

I finally beat Neilson on Pro and then won the Skins game, so I'm on Championship now. Still loving this game. One example of why--I've only hit one approach shot (and I think only one chip) into the hole and no hole in ones yet. That alone makes it my favorite golf game.

[caseyd]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

I finally beat Neilson on Pro and then won the Skins game, so I'm on Championship now. Still loving this game. One example of why--I've only hit one approach shot (and I think only one chip) into the hole and no hole in ones yet. That alone makes it my favorite golf game.

[NYJets]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

Just won the 2nd tournament on pro, also getting my first non hole in one eagle. I'm getting a lot better now. Very rarely miss fairways, and I'm doing a lot better at getting the ball close to the pin to set up easy birdies. If only I didn't choke on puts so much.

[NYJets]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

Just won the 2nd tournament on pro, also getting my first non hole in one eagle. I'm getting a lot better now. Very rarely miss fairways, and I'm doing a lot better at getting the ball close to the pin to set up easy birdies. If only I didn't choke on puts so much.

[NYJets]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

Just won the 2nd tournament on pro, also getting my first non hole in one eagle. I'm getting a lot better now. Very rarely miss fairways, and I'm doing a lot better at getting the ball close to the pin to set up easy birdies. If only I didn't choke on puts so much.

[netsfreak]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

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pk500 said:
Nets:

There's a simple solution to that problem that will keep single player interesting: Create two profiles.

I have a profile with which I'm trying to go all the way in career mode, building an uber-golfer. Then I also have a profile with only seven skill points.

When I feel like kicking *** and going for a really low score, I'll use the first profile. When I feel like a real challenge, I'll use the seven-star player.

I'm assuming you're shooting -11 on Advanced. If you're not in Advanced, pull off the training wheels and go there.

If on Advanced, you also can use wind, tee distance and pin placement to increase the challenge. If you're shooting -11 with a 25 golfer with championship tees, hard pin placements, windy conditions (28 mph-plus winds) and rain on Advanced level, then you're really good.

Just a suggestion.

Take care,
PK

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Thanks for the suggestions.. might consider making a 2nd profile. Yes I am playing on Advanced, and love that I have my good days and bad days on the links. No I didn't pull my -11 with windy, rain, I usually struggly when the wind gets up there.

[netsfreak]

Re: How far have you made it in career mode?

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pk500 said:
Nets:

There's a simple solution to that problem that will keep single player interesting: Create two profiles.

I have a profile with which I'm trying to go all the way in career mode, building an uber-golfer. Then I also have a profile with only seven skill points.

When I feel like kicking *** and going for a really low score, I'll use the first profile. When I feel like a real challenge, I'll use the seven-star player.

I'm assuming you're shooting -11 on Advanced. If you're not in Advanced, pull off the training wheels and go there.

If on Advanced, you also can use wind, tee distance and pin placement to increase the challenge. If you're shooting -11 with a 25 golfer with championship tees, hard pin placements, windy conditions (28 mph-plus winds) and rain on Advanced level, then you're really good.

Just a suggestion.

Take care,
PK

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Thanks for the suggestions.. might consider making a 2nd profile. Yes I am playing on Advanced, and love that I have my good days and bad days on the links. No I didn't pull my -11 with windy, rain, I usually struggly when the wind gets up there.