VGG Caddy is the only program I use that is NOT a WGT cheat program. It is simply a program that eliminates the need for subtraction in green speeds. Let me give you an example. Tournament 12 greens is roughly a total of -4 for every 10 feet of the putt. A little practice may […]
Some people don’t like math or math seems confusing to them. No matter how you look at the computer everything it does is based off a number system like Binary (Base-2), Octal (Base-8), or Hexa Decimal (Base-16). Because of this number system simple formulas may be used to help with the distance you hit the […]
UPDATED: 9-1-16 There have been many changes on WGT lately and with all of the upper tier brackets players I play against daily, they share in the same misgivings that I have. Even using correct mathematical equations for shots, sometimes the are long and sometimes they are short. Wind that doesn’t have an effect on […]
With the permission of Kilbraur, a Champion on WGT, I wanted to share some more great information that she has to share. Be sure to thank her on her wall for all the time she took to provide us with this fantastic information. [themify_button style=”large rounded light-blue rounded embossed” link=”http://www.wgt.com/members/kilbraur/default.aspx” text=”black” target=”_blank” ]Kilbraur Wall[/themify_button] These […]
This guide will be broken down into parts based on the type of shot. This will make it easier for you when you practice. Chip Shot Pitch Shot Flop Shot Punch Shot Conclusion NOTE: This guide uses Tournament 12 green speed, high level clubs, and balls with a lot of spin. This is only a […]
These course notes were provided by WGT user Kilbraur. Select her name and thank her on the profile page. These notes are for my clubs and balls. English not my first language I have use Google Translate and check by friend who speak English. If you not agree with some things here that is ok, […]
The importance of knowing your clubs is paramount on WGT. Being exact is not of importance but having a rough figure in your head is. This holds true on all clubs in your bag. For example I know that with my driver and no wind I can hit around 295 yards. I also know that […]
I’m writing this simple little guide to help improve performance of your game play. Quite often with too many settings turned on, or settings you do not care to see or want to have visible it can slow down the performance (speed) of the game which leads to that dreadful meter jumping. I am running […]
We all know that practice is good and there are several reasons to do it. You may want to familiarize yourself with new equipment You may want to see how a particular ball that you purchased plays You may be trying out a new stoke type You may be trying to learn the course and […]
Mapping clubs and balls is not difficult to do, but it is vital that you learn the skill to improve you scoring on WGT. First start a practice round, you need to be able to take mulligans. Remember that every type of shot needs to be measured with each and every club. How far will […]
