Links PGA Tour 2026 - Truist Championship

Welcome to the "Links PGA Tour" where we simulate the conditions of the PGA Tour. **We select the green speed and Pin positions with the courses we have in the data base, to give you the feel of playing along side the Pro's. ** All holes are played from the back tees.
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Re: Links PGA Tour 2026 - Truist Championship

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You kept it together better than I did Ian, then again my day 1 score was not the best of starts, so always behind.

Still, means there is room for improvement.
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I went out to the 18th green in practice mode, From some spots I was aiming at a 45 degree angle, tried using different swing strengths and lines and still could not get the ball to stop in the same postcode.
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Re: Links PGA Tour 2026 - Truist Championship

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:clapping: 2026 Truist Championship - 4th Rd :cheers1:


:dload:
Video link to 4th Rd.
https://youtu.be/8OWBzimf9D8 :thumbup:

P.S. Wildcard Cam still in the hunt WooHoo :kicking:
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dwg wrote: May 10th, 2026, 1:01 pm I went out to the 18th green in practice mode, From some spots I was aiming at a 45 degree angle, tried using different swing strengths and lines and still could not get the ball to stop in the same postcode.
Somehow you've got hit the ball softer on these fast greens. Consistently is another story. My mouse is a track ball. It doesn't move,hence why I click. You can't roll the track ball straight, at least straight far enough for a swing plain.
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