Hello guys I got the Gof Club and I love it 
and seem pretty realistic but is there any reason to buy Perfect Golf at this time? Should I just stay with Golf Club or better to also play PG? The Golf Culb 2 is coming out Q1 in 2017.
This is completely up to you. For me, I own both games. I bought PG first, but the curiosity of TGC got to me and I purchased TGC later. I was a bit disappointed in the swing methods available in TGC (I'm not a controller player), but I fire it up once in a blue moon for a quick round.
I got some questions:
1. I read other post and they aren't any female avatars for me to use so just wait?
Correct, at the moment there is only one avatar and it is male (Hacker Harry). As to if you should wait .... ???? You can learn the PG swing skills using any avatar, but you'd have to concede and use Hacker Harry. Only you can decide if you're OK doing so.
2. Are they alot of women playing this game or just waiting to have female avatars?
I don't know the answer to this since I mostly play solo. I don't think there are many, though, but I really don't have any information on that.
3. Any different things I will see in PG at the moment that I won't see in PG? I know there is a practice course and TGC does not have that and it has different swing options so you can see a bar. But any strong reason to get it now? There is no female avatar so perhaps I should wait?
I haven't played a lot of TGC, but PG offers various difficulty levels. TGC has only one "difficulty" level with the option of using more difficult driving. The rest of TGC is determined for you by the course designer. For PG, you can control the weather, the lighting, the green speeds and firmness, to name a few. PG also offers various swing types - 3 Click (a round meter) with a mouse or controller, motion swing (vertical or horizontal) with a mouse, and real-time swings (vertical or horizontal) with a mouse or controller. There are definitely more options with PG, although some would argue so many that it segregates the playing population.
4. Career Mode: How intense will it be when the game is release? And when will it be release?
PP haven't divulged any details on the career mode, nor have they provided any timelines for release. There are a few posts regarding career mode, so you may want to search out any from Mike Jones or Andrew. It sounds like many people are choosing not to purchase the game until career mode if available. I don't understand that, because the time spent on the practice range or practicing on courses can only help your play when career mode is eventually released for us.
5. They say Golf Club is arcade but its very realistic because you can only use your game pad or mouse to swing the Club. So its very hard to master so can I take my skills I learnt in this game over to PG?
Personally, I find TGC similarly difficult to PG, but as I mentioned, I've spend very little time with TGC. Based on what many others suggest, it could be that PG is less likely to be quickly "learned" and become proficient with. Given the time I've spent trying to get a decent swing at Tour Pro, I believe that PG is more difficult to master than TGC. I prefer PG and the RTS swing nuances with a mouse over anything TGC currently offers. I don't really think any of your TGC swing skills will help with much with PG swings, unless you're using the controller. Any mouse swing with PG seems to be more intricate and more varialbe than mouse swings at TGC (in my opinion).
6. How about the course? Are they better in PG? Do they have difficulties from easy to hardest?
Courses in PG are not designed with a preset firmness, green speeds, lighting or pin placements. These variables are all selected by the player just prior to playing the round. You can choose your weather (even real-time weather), time of day, firmness, speeds, wind, etc. Tee boxes and pin positions are also set at the beginning of the round, so you won't find multiple courses in PG that are set up for Thurs, Fri, Sat and Sun rounds. The courses are not rated in the game - you can set difficult pins or easy pins and the game will randomly choose between the difficult pins that were designed by the course designer.
As for the actual look of the courses/game itself, that is highly subjective. As you have probably read, the TGC crowd don't care for the look of PG. To me, it's like the difference between the TW golf games and the Links series; most players preferred the look of one over the other. Best to view some videos and make your own decision; search for Crusher's posts, as he provides video previews of a few holes on each of the released courses.
7. I am very happy of the no subscription update. As I said it in the Golf club forum just follow star citizen funding idea.
Eve Online has fees but star citizen a 100 million plus donation do not.
So that is how you raise funds and how you can earn a profit at the same time. With no subscription fees a month or year.
Subscriptions for the game have (for some time now) not been used, except for the Simulator version. DLC of "official" courses are used to generate revenue at this time, but who knows what the future may hold. There have been hints of purchase of significant upgrades to the game (which I believe are analogous to TGC2); we have yet to see one of those, but I think it may come with the XBox/Win10/DX12 version.
8. Is course forge free or do you need to buy it when it is release?
Course forge is free with purchase of the game; Course Forge has been released for 2-3 months now. Yes, it's technically called a "beta", but many people are using it to create courses for PG. There are tutorials to help one get started designing - it's probably not as simple as GNCD for TGC, but I don't really know for sure. I've read that there is much more flexibility with Course Forge, but it does take some skill and understanding of Unity to become proficient.
Thank you if you can answer my questions.
This topic is locked
So thank you and posted another thread and hopefully it won't be put into off topic section. 
