No... the issue is always consistent on the Xbox Series X until it is fixed in a patch....and I have never used the Quick Resume feature. Always start from the main menu.
P.S. I was a technology and Software Program and Product Manager for a major company for 25 years until I retired last year. I have also been heavy into gaming since the early 70s. So, my experience weighs into my comments.
But starting from the main menu wouldn't disable quick resume. You usually have to disable it separately.
I have scoured the in-game menus and see no setting to Enable/Disable Quick Resume.
I have an X and have had this happen a couple times.
The issue will persist through reboots of the Xbox, but it can be cleared. The way I have successfully cleared it each time is by simply playing another game title, or by hitting the x box home button, selecting ea pga tour from the active programs list and using the “quit game” option from that menu.
Because of how I clear it, it makes me believe the issue is potentially associated to the quick resume function. It appears maybe cached files from a previous session are being corrupted and causing performance issues. By fully exiting the game with a quit or playing a different game, those files are getting cleared.
@dtaunton wrote:No... the issue is always consistent on the Xbox Series X until it is fixed in a patch....and I have never used the Quick Resume feature. Always start from the main menu.
Are you shutting down your device, or do you just put it into sleep/standby mode until your next use?
Could be a memory leak causing the issue. I'm not saying it isn't software related... but I would be interested to see if this resolves the issue as a workaround.
