Fred H.
Appears Fun…at first
Appears a lot of fun, at first. But as you learn the game, the formulas (it’s all about doing the math), the subtle differences between courses, etc., you continuously run across situations that make it clear the management of this game is unethical. Unexplainable glitches happen at moments where you have a lot of credits coming, like you’re at the end of a tournament at -8, drive the green on a par 4, and suddenly the game locks you out and when you reopen, it gave you a bogey, or makes you replay 3 holes when you were 3 or 4 under par for that 3. It’s also set up with shady policies. It randomly pops up with an offer to buy your opponent balls, sometimes for 1200 credits, and they put the button in the same spot where you would normally click continue, so it’s easy to hit it by accident. I doubt most people want to spend a thousand credits on some random stranger. It’s all a con to get you to blow through your credits. They’re hoping you’ll buy more. They’ve also now discontinued watching free ads. You used to be able to watch 75 per day for 150 credits. That was reasonable. Still low, but reasonable. The game is NO FUN and you can’t consistently compete without decent clubs and balls. You need credits to buy them. This game is either very poorly managed by people who don’t know how to adjust to make a profit while keeping it fun for users, or management is very greedy and they’re going to crash and burn. It’s too bad, really. It can be a great game. It’s the customer service that sucks.