I have saved the profile as EASY, but this doesnt help.

I wouldnt recommend this game and I hope nintendo make it easier, and this will make winning tournaments more acheivable - i think they think its all for REAL money - but its only a video game.

2/10

Initially, the game is a bit hard because you have no stats. Just like if you were just starting golf

But I agree there's things that need to be fixed. The selection menus with the remote (ESPECIALLY the save ones) need to be fixed. First off, it needs to stop asking if it should save to the Wii Memory if that's the only spot it can save to! Secondly, those items are WAY too small to accurately click on with the Wii Remote.

It seems to have other slight bugs, but this is a new system and they probably didn't know to look for them. I've slowly stopped seeing the small swing bug. Maybe I'm just getting used to it now or maybe the stats help.

My biggest concern now seems to be that when I decided to create a 2nd character (a joke one), my initial (now maxxed out) character can no longer hit as accurately! It's now hooking and slicing and seems to be doing that less and less as I increase the accuracy of my joke character. All other stats seem to be fine. I can put plenty of spin on, hit 320+ year drives with no problem, and even put 40-50 feet or get it within inches of the cup from that distance (thank you best path calculator!) But accuracy seems to be just gone.

Either way, you may need to wait til you get close to your max stats before you can really determine what's a bug and what was simply just the player needing more stats.

I too have experienced the "pre-swing" phenomenon. You go to take a swing, and all of the sudden your ball's heading down the fairway at a fraction of the intended swing power.

But being open minded, this is the first time a motion sensitive remote has ever been attempted and all in all, they did a nice job with it. Some have mentioned about the menu's and cursor being able to accidentally changing things. I found out its real sensitive and chose to use the "d-pad" to control the cursor and that easily fixed the problem. I can live with the little flaws because the fun greatly outweighs the little nuances.

I highly recommend the game and if your like me, your spouse will appreciate the quiet time she will acquire when your busy playing round on here.

Also the menu system is as frustrating as a very frustrating bra strap - by accidentally rolling your cursor over different parts of the screen, you can alter all sorts of different settings by accident - and 50% of the time you need to press A to alter something and 50% of the time you have to push B. Pressing the wrong one is catastrophic, and you don't get to find out what you should have pressed until it's too late.

All in all, a great game idea buggered up by far too many niggling problems, and a massive lack of consistency that prevents you from ever mastering the game.

For you hook, make sure you're square with the sensor bar. I noticed that if I stood a bit skewed, the same swing would hook or slice depending on my angle to it.

The other thing that's driving me nuts is the pause button. The first round I tried playing I had a number of 10 stroke holes due to it. My grip on the wiimote was causing it to be hit near the start of my swing causing 60% power swings. It was getting really annoying. I'm finally getting adjusted to it. I was able to avoid it on my last round.