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braden1308 wrote: ↑May 29th, 2024, 11:35 am No, the only thing I did was add the hole handicaps. Good luck with the tournament!

Phew. Thanks and thanks.

Thank you, Glenn. It's always nice to have a new PGA Tour stop to play, and you've always been my favorite designer.

One question: you didn't change the pin positions in the final, did you? (I already plotted the 2019 tournament using the beta, so that's why I asked.)

It looks like Sage was pretty happy with this aspect of his build. Plus, they sometimes help those of us who "misdirect" our drives "on occasion."

g3b, not quite sure what exactly you are looking for, but this link may help you: https://linkscorner.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=11 Green firmness affects the reaction of the ball when it lands on the green (soft means a lot of spin, firm (challenging) means more roll.) Also, these settings affect ho...

Nico, maybe next time you could also share how it's done.

Anyway, I figured it out. I've played this game since the Access Software days, and never realized this option was available. AND I've looked at the Display option thousands of times...

I was just going back through this thread and for the first time happened to see nico's amazing shot on 11. But I had no idea you could create shot trails (like are shown on golf broadcasts). Is that just something that can be created on you tube or is it possible in the game? Oh, and Linkster; awes...

I think you know where I stand, Big Sexy...

Windows 11 Home with an onboard Intel processor. Again, for me, Links would still not work without precisely implementing the V**d** and Direct X fixes provided in the first sticky post of the Tech Corner section of the forum.

When the game wouldn't run on my Surface Pro I bought a new desktop (actually a previous year model to save some money.)

I get what John is saying here. I also really enjoyed those old courses and would occasionally go to the store to see if any new course CDs were available. As I would go away and come back to Links over the years and then discovered what our valued designers had created, I never went back to the ori...