 raylloyd7
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Posted: Friday, October 21, 2022 @ 4:21:33 AM at |
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Plays great on advanced dry/breezy not the prettiest but worth keeping maybe.
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tripel43
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Posted: Thursday, November 18, 2010 @ 6:04:52 PM at |
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I played so many TW 07 and 08 courses, from astonishing beauty to very nice.
And know that some designers have extreme ideas.
I know their names and avoid there courses, altough the graphics are often very nice.
Sorry to say, but this course is an exception to all: it shows so many mistakes, in colours and in landscapes, that to me it is not a keeper.
There is nothing wrong with the playability, but what I see, hurts my eyes.
To the designer: better next time....
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ricostef83
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Posted: Friday, November 12, 2010 @ 6:42:23 AM at |
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Merci beaucoup je test ,magnifique site web beau travail!!!!good
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thekid1435
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Posted: Thursday, November 11, 2010 @ 2:09:11 PM at |
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for a first course it was a good one..you mention about the tee's being on a slope, there is a way to keep the hills but make the tee box flat..i noticed there was no pano(background) dont know if you forgot one or didnt know how to do it..if you have skype my name is either tony leo or thekid1435 and you can add me and anytime you want some help with something just give me a buzz, and you might be able to help me also..i have only been making courses for about 3 months now but i like it alot..again nice course and it played well
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normzindagame
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Posted: Thursday, November 11, 2010 @ 1:33:50 PM at |
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ty 4 a gr8 driving course. A challenge from the tee & 2nd:)
the greens r a bit bland m8
tyvm 4 gr8 course keep itup:)
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GatesGali
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Posted: Thursday, November 11, 2010 @ 8:22:45 AM at |
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just finished playing your course. It is great job for your first course. In my opinion it is a keeper. I will urge the tournament directors for the 19th hole hamachi to use the course when setting a tournament. Keep up the fine work.
Gary
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