PGLS

LES1959 wrote:come on guys not everyone is in a well paid job, or even working, $6 may be a lot of money to some people, and i personally will not put any more money into jnpg untill i know where the game is going if anywhere

I happen to have bought this course when it came out that's the only reason I'm playing it I totally agree with Les. putting more money into this game when "the foreseeable future" could come at anytime is a no no for me but good look to all who play the tournaments with the paid courses there's plenty of other tournaments for the rest of us .

I have to admit, I see merit in both sides of the argument, however, I think the disappointment from those not able to compete is the notion of being "excluded" from competing on a social site.
There are however so many tournies available now it is sometimes a chore trying to finish them all, so missing out on one seems a blessing at times.

Cheers,

Sikkum

I played the first round this week, because the course was free. I like the handicap system myself gives everyone a chance, no matter the level they play.

Totally agree about the handicap system, hope it gets some real use in the future.

With no fewer than 65 plays taking part (only 22 below numbers playing in the previous tour) I think we were justified in including Pay 2 Play course. I will limited the amount of courses used and I doesnt affect anyones standing in the competition. Muirfield Village proved to be a tough course but I rally enjoyed plaing it in a rounds situation and I hope others did too. There are a number of excellent courses within this type and hope to use Royal Troon and Royal Birkdale within the Season. Thanks for playing.

still a 1/4 less that cant be good