@GhillieGuy wrote:There is a MOUNTAIN of difference due to it being the first EA PGA game on PC in the last 10 years.
And about pro. It is for the casual beginner. If you have put 200+ hours into this game like myself you'd stray FARRR away from it.
If you put 100 casual golf gamers in a room, I'd GUARANTEE upwards of 65% would agree that Tour skill is the preferred game skill.
Well this is why you're wrong, you're talking about only PC players, probably most of the oldest players in the game. Amateur/Arcade was always the most popular on consoles. And it doesn't matter how many hours and experience a gamer has in golf games. Some of the best players in the game were playing Amateur. Even Sloaner who can play and dominate any mode was playing a lot of Amateur. He and other experience players were very vocal in another thread about this Arcade mode. Most of the best Arcade players can play any mode they want and prefer to play Arcade. In EA Rory, the dev mentioned that the Battlefield course was the most played and by far. That's not Tour players playing that.
In TW series, I had a lot of problems to find a game where there was no mid-air spin. And it was taking me sometimes a long time to get a game if I started with one with no mid-air spin, users were backing out. Even some well known Tour players didn't want to play analog, they wanted to play sticky and adjust the strike meter on the ball. If EA was coming back with the old setup, it would be the same on consoles.
