A few suggestion for you Affo, if you don't mind.
Not at all
1.) Set your golfer's club type to "Pro" (from Beginner) at the very start. Beginner clubs are almost purely on rails.
Yep, did that. Went through tutorials, changed clubs to Pro and joined TGC Pro Tours
2.) Remember that draws/hooks and fades/slices are caused purely by the backswing to downswing speed ratio. Strive for a "Perfect/Perfect" tempo to hit the ball straight. To achieve this perfect/perfect tempo for me means feeling like I'm trying to make my downswing speed feel like my backswing speed, although in practice it's probably just a wee bit faster. It's far easier for most TGC 2019 players to get a perfect/fast tempo (which produces a pretty hefty draw at the very least) than a perfect/slow tempo.
Yeah, I get the gist, tricky trying to replicate it, though hit over 50% of fairways and greens so not too bad...just the putting. That was tricky!!
3.) An inside/out swing path produces a push and an outside/in swing path produces a pull, proportional to the degree of path deviation.
Seems I tend to push a touch by default
4.) Make it a point to play Magnolia National (Tour)... it's the best rendition of Augusta National in the game.
Will do, but I like to play Comp rounds only, no real interest in playing for fun.
BTW, will you be playing it on the XBox One X? I ask because TGC 2019 perhaps benefits more than any other game I tried from the enhancement it receives on the X.
No, a Day One edition Xbox One
My thoughts after one +12 round (+10 front 9 which were the first balls hit in anger and +2 on back 9 with 2 birdies) on what I think is not an easy course with fast greens whatever that means on the stimp?. Bearing in mind I have about 8 hours on PC version of TGC and 2 rounds on Xbone version of TGC2....not keen on the dial a distance loft mechanics. Swing feels ok, the graphic replicated how I felt the stick movement was. Putting is one tricky thing, but I think I was getting the hang of it.
Will definitely play a few more rounds to see if I can putt better, thinks it's the feel factor, we'll see.