Hi @EA_Illium,
Instead of answering all these questions (even if the answer is NO to all of them) and doing all these tests, I just did another test that also answers all these questions in a better way. I have another complete PC in the household with which I now tested the following:
1. I replaced the hard drive with an emtpy formatted hard drive (which I had as a spare)
2. I freshly installed Windows 10 Pro
3. I installed Steam
4. I installed EA Sports PGA Tour in Steam
5. I press PLAY in Steam and then the EA app is installed and then the game starts
Please note that I have not changed a single setting in either Windows or Steam or installed anything else. I have only done what I write. The mouse pointer is still in the center of the screen all the time in exactly the same way even if I navigate around with the keyboard.
6. I exit the game
7. I disable overlays both in Steam and in the EA app
8. I restart the game
The mouse pointer is still there...
9. I exit the game
10. I plug in the bluetooth adapter and pair my Xbox controller
11. I restart the game
The mouse pointer is still there even if I navigate with the controller, and the game knows that I have an Xbox controller because I see Xbox buttons in the menu options.
Thanks to this test, it answers all your questions. The test was performed on a completely different setup, and there are no accessories connected to the computer beyond a standard mouse and keyboard. And there is not a single program or driver installed that can conflict with the game. I dare say that this is a bug that affects EVERYONE with a Windows PC who bought the game via Steam and has an Xbox controller. I only know one friend who also has this game and he has the exact same problem, I have no one else to ask. If no one here can confirm the opposite? Or how do you @EA_Illium explain this?
Is it somehow possible to test the game for free directly in the EA app in Windows? In that case, I can do the exact same test again (format, and so on) but without the step of installing Steam, and then rule out the behaivor being Steam related.
Thanks in advance...