Playing courses as one player on SIM App

[StepneyBrad]

Hi, I have recently purchased the R-Motion (standard version). Is it possible to play the other courses as a single player. You can play the default course by yourself but all other courses require you to add an additional player. Also, any advice on using the SIM as a driving range option? Thanks

[billdz]

Hi, I have recently purchased the R-Motion (standard version). Is it possible to play the other courses as a single player. You can play the default course by yourself but all other courses require you to add an additional player. Also, any advice on using the SIM as a driving range option? Thanks

Without the $500 premium version, you can play 15 courses and you do not need to add an additional player. From the main menu, click Play > Play Round > Stroke Play > Advance > Select Course (click on desired course) > Tee-Off.

For driving range mode, click ESC > Auto Rewind Shot > Resume Game. There is one course labeled Pro Tee Driving Range but it is actually a 9-hole course, you can use any course as your driving range.

Nice set of videos at: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...C1c72ZFmNxFKfF

Good luck!

[StepneyBrad]

Thanks so much, just trying to explore options. Appreciate the one player info, I did not see the Advance button with the one player! doh. Would you say this is close or way off distance wise when hitting real golf balls using the Sim game?

[braycobb]

Thanks so much, just trying to explore options. Appreciate the one player info, I did not see the Advance button with the one player! doh. Would you say this is close or way off distance wise when hitting real golf balls using the Sim game?

If you spend a little bit of time tweaking the club settings, you can get very accurate results. Just need to understand that the R-Motion is tracking the club and not the ball. As such, it doesn't distinguish between a thin/fat hit and a perfect hit.

[mpkelley20]

If you spend a little bit of time tweaking the club settings, you can get very accurate results. Just need to understand that the R-Motion is tracking the club and not the ball. As such, it doesn't distinguish between a thin/fat hit and a perfect hit.

I use the Rapsodo MLM as a launch monitor as well as R motion to dial in my distances. This shots I lose about 15 to 20 yards from what I see. That seems consistent when I am playing real golf as my Hogans are not as forgiving as other clubs. Fat shots can vary greatly, unfortunately. R motion reads them all as pulls and can add distance. Makes it tough when you fly a green by 20 yards. But it Is making me more aware of my swing to avoid it.

[StepneyBrad]

Thanks, appreciate it.