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Hint: Overhitting drives or chips is a definite no-no, much more so than in
other PC golfing games. What you want to do in Fox Swing mode is keep the
speed very high on the backswing, bring the Club Position Marker close to the
Caddie Line without going past it, then push forward smoothly. Do not veer
from side to side or you will incur the wrath of the slice or hook gods.
Hint: Ignore the above advice when putting. On the green, you want to hit
forcefully, especially when flat ground lies between you and the cup. It's
surprising--almost shocking--how most fast putts won't bounce over the hole
but instead drop in with a lovely "plunk."
Hint: Adjust for wind. Even subtle breezes blow stiffly in Golf '99, and you'd
best be prepared.
other PC golfing games. What you want to do in Fox Swing mode is keep the
speed very high on the backswing, bring the Club Position Marker close to the
Caddie Line without going past it, then push forward smoothly. Do not veer
from side to side or you will incur the wrath of the slice or hook gods.
Hint: Ignore the above advice when putting. On the green, you want to hit
forcefully, especially when flat ground lies between you and the cup. It's
surprising--almost shocking--how most fast putts won't bounce over the hole
but instead drop in with a lovely "plunk."
Hint: Adjust for wind. Even subtle breezes blow stiffly in Golf '99, and you'd
best be prepared.