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A gentle flick with the driver can solve some very tough spots. There are spots when the game will stick the iron in your hand where you'll be better off with the driver if you know what you're doing.

So I might as well offer my insights that I've picked up.Ī) The driver is your friend, and not just when you've gotta blast a long drive. I'm sure there are probably going to be guys who figure out how systematically play various holes in a much more scientific way, but with these general guidelines I'm playing pretty well. just having a vague idea that the green slopes left or right. when aiming your putt you can more accurately decide if you need to notch over 3 or 4 clicks, for example, vs. Use the green texture map (hit '1' on the controller) when you're about to putt. every few mins (such as the case when playing a round of golf with 3 friends)

you can then easily iron your way to the island with the flag, in two shots to set up an eagle attempt.ĭo the training modes for golf - you get tons of practice this way, a shot every few seconds vs. Unless the wind is in your face, use the lefthand island. and even then, it will usually roll through if you shoot it hard enough. Bounce the ball off the island and up the slope, DON'T try to just land it on the top of the plateau, or you'll wind up in the water, unless the wind is very favorable. personally I don't like this, because your second shot is obstructed by trees anyway. Some people prefer not to take the risk, and just play the long way. Sometimes you can even see the flag in the gap, directly below where you're supposed to shot. Aim here, but make sure you're sure you have it right! If you mess this one up, it's out of bounds and a penalty stroke. there are two specific tall trees with one shorter tree in the middle. If the wind is in your face, even better, you can then shoot OVER the sand trap and the ball will die on the green and not roll through. #6 Easy hole, just hit the fairway on the left, and aim your approach shot to to the left of the sand trap, and roll it up to the hole. When driving up the hill towards the green on shot #2, bear in mind it's uphill and adjust your read accordingly. It will slow it down enough that you wind up on the fairway for your second shot around the dog leg.

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#5 On the drive, try to bounce the ball off the little patch of rough that sticks out, on the right side. #4 The green slopes gently to the left, so try to land in front of the flag and to the right, to increase the likelihood of a hole-in-one (nope I still haven't had one, but have come sooooo close. once i figured out I didn't have to 'dodge' the sandtrap here, I eagle much more frequently!

power meter 3 with your driver will usually make the ball hit the rough behind the green (slowing it down) and then bounce over the sandtrap onto the green. aim directly at the flag, even though it looks like the sand is in the way.

Don't try it if the wind is backwards at all, over 15 mph or so.įor the second shot (once you're safely on the island), keep in mind that it's downhil on the approach. but definitely learn to land on the little 'island' on the lefthand side of the map. #3 This shot is an easy birdie if you play the long way. #2 power meter usually needs to be -slightly- over 3 bars. you'll end up with a clear path to the flag for your second shot all the time this way (sometimes if your drive is too far left, the flag is blocked by the sand trap)Īlso the green slopes very gently to the left, so keep this in mind when trying a precise approach shot. Keep your drive slightly to the righthand side of the fairway. I don't know if they're 'tricks' but when I play I approach the holes like this:

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