So here is a question, maybe can be added to the FAQ...
My game (Northa American, USA) shows me the wind arrow, but lists wind like this "8.8 m"
Where I come from, that's a measurement of Meters... not Meters per second... or anything that makes sense... since the game measures my drives in yards, and my proximity to the hole in feet, what the hell is wind in increments of "m"?
The number of "m's" the Sesame Street Count can count while my ball is in the air?
Hey Noobs (and everyone)
I suck at putting, let me just put that out there up front 
The grid with the blinky lights is helpful, and the usually accurate caddy (sometimes they outright lie) is also helpful, but I would really like to be able to see more contours and what not on the green. Is there any way to do this? or, is there some advice for putting? Or some way to change camera angle in a useful way to look at the green? I thnk its odd that in real golf, the golfer will spend 5 to 10 minutes studying the green (our characters actually do it when you hit onto the green) but then when its time to hit, I can't look at it...
TIA
lintila wrote:Hey Noobs (and everyone)
I suck at putting, let me just put that out there up front
The grid with the blinky lights is helpful, and the usually accurate caddy (sometimes they outright lie) is also helpful, but I would really like to be able to see more contours and what not on the green. Is there any way to do this? or, is there some advice for putting? Or some way to change camera angle in a useful way to look at the green? I thnk its odd that in real golf, the golfer will spend 5 to 10 minutes studying the green (our characters actually do it when you hit onto the green) but then when its time to hit, I can't look at it...
TIA
Press R2 to change your view of the green, you can get multiple looks at the slope and breaks... use the d-pad up down to zoom in out
on different views and you'll be able to get better reads, but unless you are not playing with a timer you'll have to this pretty fast if you
are in an online tounament...
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