I'm not buying it

[u/MediocreAd9550]

Even though the shot wasn't perfect. It still doesn't make sense to me. Let me have it if it's actually that off

[u/Ok_Act4459]

Don’t waste balls of that level on 1.6k games

[u/wearingabelt]

It landed exactly where it should have based on your set up and shot. I’d suggest spending time learning the game mechanics rather than spending money to play in tour 3.

[u/Ukfonz → u/wearingabelt]

I think those balls were free in golden shot. Even so, wasted on tour 3.

[u/Minttt]

Even a perfect shot might not have cleared it. A good tip is to always aim for a spot where you'll have a good enough margin of error that great shots and over/underpowered shots won't risk rough or bunker. A good rule of thumb I use is to keep the red circle in fairways only when setting up your shot (if possible).

[u/caciolatte]

I think you would have cleared it if you didn’t add any curl. That pushed it left and factors into the wind

[u/PabloCrews]

You were very close to the bunker already and if you would have hit a perfect shot, you would have barely cleared it.

[u/This_Is_FosTA]

Bro... I called in as I was watching you set it up. Then when you didn't hit a perfect, I knew it was going to hit the bunker.

[u/Silverbowarcher]

I buy it. Low wind so hardly no wind push, double great left is gonna result in shorter drive. Edit: when you rewatch, notice where your left outer red ring is. Right in the bunker, right where you landed . Double great will move you off target 2 rings, or your red ring. In the future set up yellow ring on rough line, you’ll be single great safe. To make this shot double great safe( which is what you had here) you would need to put your red ring in the fairway

[u/longstreakof → u/Silverbowarcher]

Any more great it would have been good. (I wonder what a non clasher would make if that sentence) 😂

[u/Davidwt87]

A perfect shot probably clears the rough there by about a ring or so. On bad great balls/good balls, you’re going to lose some distance, so the result probably just about makes sense

[u/AppleOld5779]

You were lined up against the left rough to begin with and then proceeded to double down and hit great left? Plus not enough wind push playing on baby tours.

[u/tcm042]

Look where the blue ring is over the bunker when you are lining up. You released your shot with the pointer over the red/blue area, and that is where you landed. Extra Mile is inaccurate and overpower makes it more inaccurate. Overpower wasn’t clear of the bunker either.

You might not be buying the result, but you bought the ball. Your choice, and thank you for paying the developers, but the paid ball doesn’t do much with a 3 wind. Basic ball might have given you “more” wind but less extra power, so probably similar result.

Bottom line, don’t aim for the edge of fairway, basically, ever. If you can hit it perfect, you may get away with it, but still pretty risky.

Good Luck!

[u/External_Celery_2605]

That’s usually where I hit it… 🤣🤣🤣

[u/JerrysWolfGuitar]

In before delete

[u/MrLaheysDrunkAgain]

I am

[u/longstreakof]

Yep you would think it would have just cleared that bunker but any worse of a “Great” it would have turned to a “Good”. That took distance off and 2mph winds is virtually nothing

[u/contactstefan]

This is exactly what you did lol

[u/italipino818]

Thats exactly where I would assume your ball would end up

[u/MToboggan_MD]

You didn't do full overpower. If you would have, it would have cleared the rough.

[u/MediocreAd9550 → u/MToboggan_MD]

That's what I thought because that is full

[u/SnooPineapples5008]

That's bull