Quite some time back, when I was a busier man, I had numerous things to do daily that centred my life around the game of Links. I honestly mean, centred too... last thing at night and first thing in the morning.. and none of this invovled clicking my mouse to actually hit a ball.... !
Those that knew of my involvement within the game of Links, were aware of the many web sites that started up as each release of game developed. Links had numerous names during the years of its infancy, and whilst Links 386 was only one of them, the introduction of the LS (Legends of Sport) was another. However, when it lost that name and became Links 2001, a Course Creator, or better known as APCD (Arnold Palmer Course Designer) appeared. The years that followed are still ongoing, even now... as the game runs its course (no pun intended).
During my years of involvement in supporting the game of Links, I created a site known (still) as Links Corner (originally known as Links Designers Corner). I may, from time to time, recall some exploits surrounding the site and sound like an old man. Recently, I'm admitting to remembering less and less about those times, so i guess I'm fast becoming an old man lol...
Anyway, I have still, some old information surrounding those days that I'd be better sharing, rather than deleting. Old hard drives that I've recently found time to peruse often throw out gems you feel shouldn't be discarded. So, what to do with them and where to put them...? Well, attached is a document in TXT format allowing you to read an interview we held at LDC with Mark Hulka. Links 2001 was on the horizon, but had yet to be released.. the year was 2000 and the month of August was 19 days old...
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