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Prepare for your journey to becoming one of golf's all-time greats in this career based golf game. Choose one of six tours to start on and develop your golfer as you battle the rest of the tour for the tournament cup chases or just to stay alive on the tour without going broke! Each of the six tours offers their own unique systems and challenges as you work your way from the junior circuit to the pro tour and eventually ride off into the sunset on the senior tour. Fill up your trophy case and become a golfing legend with Draft Day Sports: Pro Golf. The game comes with two premium courses built in, a free course design program and additional courses available for purchase as add-ons. 7aa9394dea

Title: Draft Day Sports: Pro Golf
Genre: Indie, Simulation, Sports
Developer:
Wolverine Studios
Publisher:
Wolverine Studios
Release Date: 24 Jul, 2018

English

I'm not in love with this game. I had issues with crashes almost immediately. I'm all for giving the benefit of the doubt, but no game should be crashing in the area you're creating your profile.

When it gets to actually starting the game, again, I suffered a few crashes but persisted.

After I figured out the navigation system, and, roughly, what I should be doing I realised it was over a year before I could attend any competitions. I had to click through weeks and weeks, until it got to the actual tournament. In that time, you're able to train your player, but this isn't very well explained and I just ended up using the auto-select feature.

After clicking through probably 40 weeks, I finally got to a tournament. This part is okay, you have pretty decent control of your golfer and they act in line with their statistics. I'm all for long drawn out progression for realism.

The main issue I'm having with it though is that on the surface the game looks like it could do so much more! On your home screen there are quite a few tabs and pages to flick through, but few of them offer any real options to modify or fine-tune your experience.

In my opinion, the game still needs a lot of work, and I'll begrudingly give it another go at some point over the next few weeks. This could really be my kind of game if it's done right.

Should be noted, I did not play for 24.9 hours, it crashed whilst I was working on something and couldn't get the game to exit, so I just let it run in the background. It doesn't smash your CPU to pieces, at least.. don't waste your money crap. It's an okay game. It would have been good at 9.99 $ but it'S not worth 18 $. Still enjoyable if you like golf sims.. don't waste your money crap. It's an okay game. It would have been good at 9.99 $ but it'S not worth 18 $. Still enjoyable if you like golf sims.. I'm not in love with this game. I had issues with crashes almost immediately. I'm all for giving the benefit of the doubt, but no game should be crashing in the area you're creating your profile.

When it gets to actually starting the game, again, I suffered a few crashes but persisted.

After I figured out the navigation system, and, roughly, what I should be doing I realised it was over a year before I could attend any competitions. I had to click through weeks and weeks, until it got to the actual tournament. In that time, you're able to train your player, but this isn't very well explained and I just ended up using the auto-select feature.

After clicking through probably 40 weeks, I finally got to a tournament. This part is okay, you have pretty decent control of your golfer and they act in line with their statistics. I'm all for long drawn out progression for realism.

The main issue I'm having with it though is that on the surface the game looks like it could do so much more! On your home screen there are quite a few tabs and pages to flick through, but few of them offer any real options to modify or fine-tune your experience.

In my opinion, the game still needs a lot of work, and I'll begrudingly give it another go at some point over the next few weeks. This could really be my kind of game if it's done right.

Should be noted, I did not play for 24.9 hours, it crashed whilst I was working on something and couldn't get the game to exit, so I just let it run in the background. It doesn't smash your CPU to pieces, at least.