Hello

[Stephen27]

New member here from just outside Glasgow in Scotland. Have played this wonderful game from its first versions onward.
Hope to try my hand at the APCD in the near future and hopefully recreate my home course of Crowwood that I had to sadly stop playing as a young man due to Arthritis.

[pmgolf]

Welcome Stephen27! I'm pretty new to the APCD, too. You'll find that a lot of people will come to your aid in "Designer's Corner" when you encounter a problem with it. There are some very knowledgable people here. Also, there is a tutorial that was written by Lez Marwick, and consists of youtube lessons. Here it is:

https://linkscorner.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=49

See what you think!

Pete

[Jimbo]

Welcome aboard! I'm sure that you'll find APCD as easy as pie!
BTW on an unrelated issue...I see that you're in Glasgow...have you ever visited Stranraer? Our ancestral castle is there.
And if you're into curling you've come to thr right place too (at least one of us).
I hope that the Scottish Federation still has Eve's phone number!

[Stephen27]

Welcome aboard! I'm sure that you'll find APCD as easy as pie!
BTW on an unrelated issue...I see that you're in Glasgow...have you ever visited Stranraer? Our ancestral castle is there.
And if you're into curling you've come to thr right place too (at least one of us).
I hope that the Scottish Federation still has Eve's phone number!

Hi Jimbo.
I have a reasonable acquaintance with Stranraer as its not too far away from my home, have visited on day trips, and have had experience of taking the ferry a couple of times to Ireland from the port there.
I trust the "Eve's phone number" reference is regarding the wonderful Eve Muirhead. Obviously very proud as a Scot of the great international achievements of our Curling teams. I mentioned in my "Hello" Post that my home course is Crowwood. Coincidentally, my home village/town is called Muirhead( on the A80 Stirling road east of Glasgow) and on it's outskirts is my home course.
Thanks for the warm welcome.

[Stephen27]

Welcome Stephen27! I'm pretty new to the APCD, too. You'll find that a lot of people will come to your aid in "Designer's Corner" when you encounter a problem with it. There are some very knowledgable people here. Also, there is a tutorial that was written by Lez Marwick, and consists of youtube lessons. Here it is:

https://linkscorner.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=49

See what you think!

Pete

Thanks Pete. Good advice.

[Jimbo]

Hi Stephen...you're spot on about Ms. Muirhead. Her presence at the World's was, shall we say "missed"!

[Danny D]

New member here from just outside Glasgow in Scotland. Have played this wonderful game from its first versions onward.
Hope to try my hand at the APCD in the near future and hopefully recreate my home course of Crowwood that I had to sadly stop playing as a young man due to Arthritis.

Hi Stephen...
If you've not already heard, I would caution you to not click what we call "The Box of Death". When you start your course, you will see an option to "Use Non-Regulation holes". DO NOT choose that option. It causes errors in the course later on, which can't be corrected.

Good luck,

Dan

[pmgolf]

Please allow me to correct that typo, Dan. "Do not choose that option"! There are reasons it is called "The box of death".

Pete

[Danny D]

Please allow me to correct that typo, Dan. "Do not choose that option"! There are reasons it is called "The box of death".

Pete

Thank you for the correction Pete.

[Stephen27]

New member here from just outside Glasgow in Scotland. Have played this wonderful game from its first versions onward.
Hope to try my hand at the APCD in the near future and hopefully recreate my home course of Crowwood that I had to sadly stop playing as a young man due to Arthritis.

Hi Stephen...
If you've not already heard, I would caution you to not click what we call "The Box of Death". When you start your course, you will see an option to "Use Non-Regulation holes". DO NOT choose that option. It causes errors in the course later on, which can't be corrected.

Good luck,

Dan

Thanks for the advice Dan.