There's another vid I saw that said it represents the range of power you'll get from whichever club you use. So if it says "80-90", you'll get a minimum of 80% power from your club and a maximum of 90% power, even if you stop it at the maximum power mark on the left. This means you have to do some math to determine which club you should use. The vid was by wooden spoon, I highly recommend checking it out.
Would you be able to elaborate more on how you determine your putting? I think I'm a little too dumb to follow your explanation and I've been struggling to figure it out. I tend to hit the ball either too hard or not hard enough with putts unless I'm close enough to just tap it in.
Say that it’s 30 yards away. If I’m 15 yards from the hole, that’s half of 30, which suggests that I should go up half the meter. I’ll aim for slightly past that and it’ll be about the right distance.
Thanks for the video. You didn't ever say what the numbers represent underneath the tee on the bottom right corner of the screen though!
There's another vid I saw that said it represents the range of power you'll get from whichever club you use. So if it says "80-90", you'll get a minimum of 80% power from your club and a maximum of 90% power, even if you stop it at the maximum power mark on the left. This means you have to do some math to determine which club you should use. The vid was by wooden spoon, I highly recommend checking it out.
Thanks for the video. This is a game I have always had a passion for playing but am not as good as I would like to be so this is helpful.
Glad I could help!
My GOD This game is Hard
Would you be able to elaborate more on how you determine your putting? I think I'm a little too dumb to follow your explanation and I've been struggling to figure it out. I tend to hit the ball either too hard or not hard enough with putts unless I'm close enough to just tap it in.
Say that it’s 30 yards away. If I’m 15 yards from the hole, that’s half of 30, which suggests that I should go up half the meter. I’ll aim for slightly past that and it’ll be about the right distance.