I played it solo, had no problems at all, played great and the greens ran true, speed and slope. Lovely course, I have come to realize that re-creating a "real" course limits the designer to the plantings and such that are really there, unlike their "fantasy" courses, so I am sure the course mirrors the real thing, and I truly enjoyed the round there, will be back for sure, thanks Hyno and Bobby Bolin, do appreciate the ability to play the well-known, real courses, only way I'll ever get to experience them.

Various holes and different operating systems, Win 7 & 10, New PCs & Old PCs.
We play Front 9 then reset for the Back 9 and it happened on both 9's ~ Some were able to reset their rounds and play fine, others had to play alone. Made no sense to us and we have a few Computer Gurus in our group.
Sorry for not being much help, Bobby...

It crashed on me also in 'solo' mode while playing the Golf-4fun Tour tonight ~ Earlier we had 5 out of 8 members playing with the same issue at: http://www.myleague.com/tigerwoodspc/ It looks great and plays well when you get thru it though ~ Nice job Bobby...

When two talented designers get together, you know you will end up with a nice course, and this par 71 is no exception.
However, despite a nice landscape with plenty of trees, water hazards, smooth fairways and a few slightly-elevated greens, Bellerive Country Club is neither the most difficult, nor the most scenic course you will ever play.
on the front 9, I like the par-4 4 2nd hole, with a tee shot over a meandering creek and a fairway getting narrower as you reach the green, with a small lake in front (and on the left), and the straight par-3 3rd, with a tee shot over a big pond in front, and to the right, of the green.
Then, after the left dogleg par-5 4th hole, with a long blind tee shot to the green guarded by a few bunkers, and the par-3 6th, similar to the 3rd hole but with the pond a little more to the right, I like the next two left doglegs, the long (more than 600 yards) par-5 7th hole with a tee shot over a creek running diagonally from the left all the way to the right of the green, and the par-4 8th, with a downhill tee shot over that same creek and an uphill approach shot to the elevated green.
On the back 9, holes worth mentioning are the left dogleg par-4 10th, with a slightly-downhill approach shot to the green over a small creek, the short (about 340 yards) par-4 11th hole, with the creek running on the right side, and a small pond in front of the green, on the right, and the par-3 16th, with its slightly-elevated green and little pond not far behind.
But my favorite hole on this course is the long (about 610 yards) right dogleg par-5 17th, with a tee shot over the meandering creek crossing the fairway from the left, and running all along on the right of the fairway and past the green, before finishing with the left dogleg par-4 18th hole, and its slightly-elevated green...
With nice attention paid to "details", such as the small stone walls around the ponds (seen on the above picture), Hyno Designs and Bobby Bolin really did justice to this Bellerive Country Club and deserve all the credits for bringing back to life this real course !

P.S. For those of you still playing with TW07, water appears with stripes. To make it look better, you need to set the water "off", but you will have to do that on every hole where it occurs (as I have yet to find out how to set it for good for the whole course !).

Amazing course. Frankly Bobby one of your best. Great elevation changes, tricky greens, pleasure to play. We are blessed to have such talented people that keep the game alive.

Would love your version of East Lake as either stock or CGX are not the definitive versions.