PGA Championship Golf 2000 Titanium Edition

The really bad part is that the Course Architect is a horrible tool for designing golf courses. Initially you cannot put holes over water or make holes to your liking (say a 100yd par 3), with the Course Wizard. There are ways around this but the principles are difficult to master and very tedious. I miss the old design program of Jack Nicklaus Golden Bear which allowed you to freely "paint" a course without limits, and I still think the design style of that old program were leagues ahead of this one. If you enjoy sitting there and making constant design adjustments due to what I see as a flaw in the program design, then this program is for you. If you want to be able to architect a course from scratch without worrying about whether your "water shape" overlaps your "fairway shape" then look elsewhere.

Thumbs up for gaming. Thumbs down for design.


PGA Championship Review   October 13, 2003
Paul Brancheau (USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

Ilove the play. I use a track ball rather than a mouse and find the gaming a lot of fun and pretty accurate. The fact that there are so many courses to choose from eliminates any boredom. I have used the 3 step system on other golf games and find them very stiff. It's too bad that you have discontinued this. I looked for a long time before I found it gathering dust on a shelve.