Fairly new to PG...how are people getting such low scores?

[Crusher]

Some of us have accumulated ten thousand+ hours of PC 3C Golf since the mid 1990's. Three click was and is the most popular swing method with classic golf i.e. Links LS Series, Tiger Woods PC Series and the modern -- Perfect Golf. Other golf games will fall in line if they omit 3C from newer creations due to loss revenue...but that's another discussion for another day.

However. Some people prefer moving the mouse or "mouse motion" as it were; a method I tried over the years several times but did not like it.

Any swing method that is most fun for a player is the one that will get used, over and over and over. Therefore the back-swing on putts to huge drives or short game wedges all become ingrained in all of us - rote memory. Nothing is ever exact but close to exact (like in real golf) generates the lowest scores.

Like anything in life - practice, practice, practice -- remember, remember remember.

Welcome to Perfect Golf and PGLS. You have embarked on a golf odyssey like no other. Enjoy the ride!

[ianoble]

Some of us have accumulated ten thousand+ hours of PC 3C Golf since the mid 1990's. Three click was and is the most popular swing method with classic golf i.e. Links LS Series, Tiger Woods PC Series and the modern -- Perfect Golf.

That's so awesome. I'm a little sad I came in so late, but there still seems to be a pretty nice community and rotating tournaments. We're having a lot of fun with the pairs ones.

[JMK59]

That's so awesome. I'm a little sad I came in so late, but there still seems to be a pretty nice community and rotating tournaments. We're having a lot of fun with the pairs ones.

That's the most important factor at present - you're having fun. That means you come back often to play tournaments; you get lots of practice against real scores.

I see you play Pairs 9. Branch out and play Pairs Divisions and maybe the Sunday afternoon KO match play. There's lots of guys that might want to take you down in match play, but they are also willing to help you progress your skills. Just jump in and ask questions.