The Golf Club Early Access Available Now on Steam For $29.99 - Post Your Impressions

[TheBleedingRed21]

Quote: Originally Posted by SinisterAlex

I wish there was a way in the course editor to adjust rough length. For my second course I want to make a 100% US Open style course with the same difficulties. Also wish you could edit courses after you published them. I published Vancouver National Golf Club last night and realized a few hours later that there some changes I wanted to make. No dice unfortunately.

You can just go into the editor, do the changes, and publish again, just name it Vancouver National Country Club or something.

[SinisterAlex]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheBleedingRed21

You can just go into the editor, do the changes, and publish again, just name it Vancouver National Country Club or something.

Thing is I don't see it on my list of created courses. After I published it, the course disappeared from my list.

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[TheBleedingRed21]

Hmm, never checked mine, I just know some guys did that. Maybe hit search and type it in and see if it pulls it up somehow.

[ODogg]

Quote: Originally Posted by Skyboxer

Went back into the game and now my PS4 controller doesn't work.. WTH.. Somehow it worked for days and now nothing. PC doesn't recognize it. Guess I'll have to grab a 360 one.

It was me..you talked about it to me...it didn't like that...

[DaveMN]

Really loving this game, and all the user-generated content. Bought a new graphics card just to play this sucker.

Looking for a tip, though. I'm finding it very hard to gauge distances off the tee when aiming. Is there any way to tell in the marker view what some of the distances are from the tee?

[SinisterAlex]

Just finished the layout for my US Open course. Yardage isn't final as well as the bunker positions, pin placements, etc.

[SinisterAlex]

I have to have the worst luck.

I was beginning to go over each hole and edit it from tee to green. I got all holes up to hole 4 to play how I want them to and of course once I get to hole 5 my DS4 program that let's me use the DS4 with my PC games crashes and in turn crashes the actual game. Couldn't fix the issue so I had to force quit everything. Luckily I managed to remember to save after I removed all the bunkers and re shaped all the greens. I didn't make another save once I started to actually edit the holes in detail. I had all my bunkers, pins and trees placed in perfect spots from holes 1 thru 4.

Lesson learned. Save after each hole.

[OnlookerDelay]

Quote: Originally Posted by TypicalPhenom

I've never really played any games on the cpu, so I'm hoping someone can help me and tell me if my specs are good enough to play the Golf Club or if I should wait until XB1. Processor: AMD A6-3420m APU with Radeon HD Graphics 1.50Ghz 6 GB of Ram Video Card is Chip Type: AMD Radeon HD 6520G 3072 mb memory The required and recommended specs both reference the intel processor, I wasn't sure how mine compared and I'm not sure how to compare the video card to what they had listed. Any help is appreciated.

I couldn't recommend the game, at least in its current, unoptimized level for your system. I have and AMD A4-3420, 8GB DDR 3 RAM and and most importantly, a Radeon HD 7750 1GB DDR5 video card, which is purportedly 80% more powerful than the HD 6520G, and I have to run the Golf Club at 1600 x 900, with low graphics detail. The game really looks pretty stark in low detail. I'd wait and see how much their still to come optimization helps the performance out before I'd spend coin on it..

I bought the PC version of the game knowing that my system wasn't going to be able to handle it in a respectable looking graphics mode, but my plans have always been to ultimately play the XBox One version of the game. It was worth $30 just to have something to experiment with and play a few live multiplayer rounds with until the XB1 version is released.

Oh, your card does support DirectX 11, but believe me... you would be disappointed at the performance you'd see in The Golf Club with it. I think they're optimizing the code to strive for better performance this week. If you can hold off, I'll give you a report as to how that helped my performance and it might give you an idea of what you'll see. This game needs to be played at a minimum of 1600 x 900/medium graphics detail/>30 FPS to be enjoyed long term, IMO.