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6.x Set Up Match Guide

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1. Game mode

  • Stroke Play
  • Match Play
  • Scramble (one team up to four players)
  • Scramble (two teams  two players each)

2. Concede Score

Concede Score changes at which number of strokes a player will automatically advance to the next hole.

  • Double Bogey
  • Triple Bogey
  • Double Par
  • Actual Score

3. Mulligans

  • Unlimited
  • Off
  • 1-4

4. Pin Position

Pin position changes the difficulty of pin placement on the green.

  • Easy
  • Medium
  • Difficult

5. Lie Penalty

Lie penalty is a setting that applies changes to your shot metrics based on the lie of your ball in Course Play. A fixed percentage indicates a constant

Fairway  
Power 100%
Spin 100%
Semi-Rough or first cut of rough  
Power 105%-95%
Spin 85%
Rough  
Power 90%-80%
Spin 75%
Deep Rough  
Power 80%-70%
Spin 70%
Fairway Bunker  
Power 95%-90%
Spin 95%
Greenside Bunker  
Power 80%-70%
Spin 95%

6. Putting

  • Auto Putt - Once on the green you will be assigned a fractional number of strokes based on tour average putt percentages at the given distance. If you do not want decimal scores, choose one of the other putting settings.
  • Putt it Out - No gimmies. Putt until the ball is in the hole.
  • Manual Input - Once on the green you will assign the number of strokes to be added to your score.
  • Auto Fixed - Set +1, +2, and +3 distances manually.
  • Auto Two Putt - Two strokes added to score once on the green.

7. Gimmies

On all Putting settings except auto-fixed, you may set a Gimmie distance within which one stroke will be added to your score.

On Auto-Fixed, this is where you set your +1 and +2 distances. One and Two strokes will be added to your score when the ball lands within the respective distances from the hole, and you will advance to the next turn or hole.

8. Weather conditions

9. Order of Play

This setting changes the order in which players hit shots. On "Normal" players take turns based on which player is closest to the hole. In "Play Through" Each player plays through the hole entirely before the next player's turn. This is the ideal setting when both right handed and left handed players are playing.