The Golf Club 2 - Standard vs Player Clubs

A side-by-side course play comparison of the Standard (basic) club set versus the Player (medium) club set. Not a scientific experiment by any means, but I think it shows the general trend for a player still learning the art of a consistent swing technique that the Player set of cubs do give options for getting onto the green faster and closer to the pin, but the downside is that they're more difficult to master and as such they can be a bit feisty and will penalise you more on inaccurate swings.
Intro music: Sun Records 4 by Stefan Netsman (licensed via Empiric Sound)
Console: PS4 Pro

[@slickrick2204]

I use player clubs, made the switch about a few days ago & finished -7 under on my last game

[@herbie4u2009]

Why is there such a difference in standard clubs versus tour clubs. I use standard clubs on a medium hardness course and get about -5 to -8 under versus +5 to +8 over with tour clubs. Tour clubs seem to be much harder to control and don't seem to go near as far with using the same technique as standard clubs with the game controller. All sorts of headaches with the tour clubs. Not sure how to hit them with the game controller to get maximum distance most of the time?

[@MrZola1234]

Good stuff DG.

[@bodelairo1]

All of you gamers .Check' Shipwreck at the zoo' and try not to play a shot from the alligators den.

[@richlp]

To be competitive at all, you must use the player clubs. Get some range time.

[@DGGAMINGTIPS]

I do agree it is the only way forward for competitions. I see folks shooting 16 or so under on difficult courses and you can't do that with the Standard clubs. I need to improve and a) get a more consistent straight swing, b) get closer to the pin on the approach shot, and c) get better at putting

[@bodelairo1]

Rich Persinger If you are a pro try Central Park. Choose the one with the most skyscrappers .You will feel like you are in the middle of New York,This course is tournament ready with tents and bleachers. Tough and fair. I play it at the most difficult level and I shot 2 over par so far .A real fun and beautifull course.

[@lonestar6709]

Guys, to be competitive you need Tour clubs. When you want to shoot serious under par scores, you need the 300 yard drives. I threw Starter and Player clubs away ages ago.

[@jayzfull2007]

my lone win on TGC Tours came with Tour clubs on the lowest challenge circuit. I can't hit them consistently enough to go super low on the more competitive circuits. But I do agree that the big drives give you a big advantage for sure

[@bodelairo1]

jayzfull2007 Try (NY CentralPark 5thAvenue.)The first leg of the multi-way golf courses serie.On this 18 holes regular size golf course that compose about 15% of Central Park I added 18 greens and 18 tee off so you can double the numbers of players using it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWbLo6SGmrd5hKs