OOB
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For those cold lonely winter nights when Mrs OOB is out at work and the range is closed.
Anyone recommend any of the PlayStation 4 golf games.
Anyone recommend any of the PlayStation 4 golf games.
You should be able to pick up Rory McIlroy PGA Tour pretty cheap, it's no were near the standard of the Tiger Woods collection but still worth a shot.For those cold lonely winter nights when Mrs OOB is out at work and the range is closed.
Anyone recommend any of the PlayStation 4 golf games.
Oh I didn't realise they'd made a new one of those. I played the Golf Club 2 and it was appalling, tee to green was ok, slightly odd physics but workable, however putting was completely impossible. The mechanism for it was shocking, and you had no guidance on it. A few times I genuinely 5 or 6 putted! It was a joke. I've no idea if they've fixed that on the new one though.The Golf Club 2019 is only £24 now.
Is it any good? Mixed reviews in here but official reviews seem good.
What did people like/dislike about it?
Basically what your saying is, it wasn’t easy like the EA sports games.Oh I didn't realise they'd made a new one of those. I played the Golf Club 2 and it was appalling, tee to green was ok, slightly odd physics but workable, however putting was completely impossible. The mechanism for it was shocking, and you had no guidance on it. A few times I genuinely 5 or 6 putted! It was a joke. I've no idea if they've fixed that on the new one though.
No mate, there is a lot of ground between 'easy' and 'physically impossible'. The slopes on the greens were not at all clear to me, and there was no gauge for how much power you hit it with, so every putt was total guesswork. It was awful. If they've revamped it for the new game I'd be tempted to go for it at £24. Although I just read a review and it says for the new PGA license all the did was add 6 courses.Basically what your saying is, it wasn’t easy like the EA sports games.
It’s not down to £24 yet that’s the physical copy that comes out next month. To download direct (for Xbox anyway) it’s still £45.
I’m waiting to save the £20
Pretty sure there are more courses coming too.No mate, there is a lot of ground between 'easy' and 'physically impossible'. The slopes on the greens were not at all clear to me, and there was no gauge for how much power you hit it with, so every putt was total guesswork. It was awful. If they've revamped it for the new game I'd be tempted to go for it at £24. Although I just read a review and it says for the new PGA license all the did was add 6 courses.
On the old one you could play user-created versions of plenty of courses which were pretty solid anyway, so I'm sure that will remain.Pretty sure there are more courses coming too.
The putting physics on Everybody's Golf are spot on in my view. There's a grid on the green so you can see the slope, and the power meter shows the up/down slope so you know whether to aim beyond the flag or before the flag. On TGC it seemed to have none of that, it was just a total stab in the dark.TGC 2019 is new it's only been out a month or so. It is better than TGC2 but if you didn't like the putting that's not really changed it's pretty similar through all the versions. I think the idea with the original putting system was practice makes perfect, over time you get better at reading the greens and the pace at which to play each putt.
Also some of the user created courses have crazy greens with wicked slopes so avoid them and stick to the higher rated courses and you can get a good feel for putting over time. I don't mind it now I am used to it and to be honest there is not much competition since EA have jacked it in.
The putting physics on Everybody's Golf are spot on in my view. There's a grid on the green so you can see the slope, and the power meter shows the up/down slope so you know whether to aim beyond the flag or before the flag. On TGC it seemed to have none of that, it was just a total stab in the dark.
No it was there, but in contrast to Everybody's Golf, I felt it was inaccurate or impossible to judge from. I don't know how to describe it and it is several months since I played TGC2 now, but I just recall the ball didn't behave at all like the grid suggested. And I couldn't discern how much up or down slope there was, only left and right - consequently some of putts ran 30 feet past while others didn't even make it to the hole from 4 feet.There is a grid that shows slope and height changes etc. if you have been putting without that then I feel your pain it would be impossible to play. Do you have grid disabled in the options or something?
No it was there, but in contrast to Everybody's Golf, I felt it was inaccurate or impossible to judge from. I don't know how to describe it and it is several months since I played TGC2 now, but I just recall the ball didn't behave at all like the grid suggested. And I couldn't discern how much up or down slope there was, only left and right - consequently some of putts ran 30 feet past while others didn't even make it to the hole from 4 feet.
Well that was the problem - if I'm even worse at putting on a game than I am in real life then you know something is wrong.Ah I see, you are not alone, lots of people just didn't like putting in TGC. I use TGC as the software for my simulator so have learnt over time how the greens run and how to read the grid. For me now it's exactly like real golf, can't make a putt in either.