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Making additional posts about this subject when it has already been posted about to death isn't going to do anything.
I personaly don't care what system a person uses as long as they enjoy it.
If the Dev's made it so that people using 3 click systems can't play at the same time as people using the present system what's the big deal?
and the huge amount of consolepalyers dont need it anyway.
get jnpg if you want to 3 click or the old links2003, still a very good game.
I was going to make a serious response to this utter drivel but I remember you as the OP of similar "expert" assertions re handicaps.
You're a wind-up merchant having a giraffe, aren't you matey boy....?
It takes a little while to get used to it, but theres much more to a swing, like keeping the line (club path) straight, judging your power (animation is your power metre), and getting the speed or tempo of the back and foreswing correct. 3 click is too old school and analogue, this feels like a step forward for golf games to me :)
Sikkum