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Check the distance to the target, the speed and direction of the wind and the club selected for the shot. (Keep these in mind to help you judge how much.

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1 Check the distance to the target, the speed and direction of the wind and the club selected for the shot. (Keep these in mind to help you judge how much power to put into the shot). Click on the golfer when you are ready to make the shot. As soon as you click on him, the box on the power-selection bar will start to move to the right (further right = the more power to the shot) When you think the box has reached the right amount of power, double-click on the golfer again to make the shot You can keep your eye on the ball to see where it lands and a yellow flag will appear to show you where the ball has landed as well. Your score will also be shown. Click on the arrow to go to your scorecard, click on your score and then click on the arrow to move on to the next target. START

2 Target 1 200 yards (183 metres) to centre Wind 12 mph Club Selected
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3 Target 1 200 yards (183 metres) to centre 12 mph Wind SCORE Scorecard

4 Target 1 200 yards (183 metres) to centre 12 mph Wind SCORE Scorecard

5 1 Target 1 200 yards (183 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 12 mph
Scorecard

6 2 Target 1 200 yards (183 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 12 mph
Scorecard

7 3 Target 1 200 yards (183 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 12 mph
Scorecard

8 5 Target 1 200 yards (183 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 12 mph
Scorecard

9 2 Target 1 200 yards (183 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 12 mph
Scorecard

10 1 Target 1 200 yards (183 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 12 mph
Scorecard

11 Target 2 150 yards (137 metres) to centre Wind 3 mph Club Selected
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12 3 mph Wind Target 2 150 yards (137 metres) to centre SCORE Scorecard

13 3 mph Wind Target 2 150 yards (137 metres) to centre 1 SCORE Scorecard

14 3 mph Wind Target 2 150 yards (137 metres) to centre 3 SCORE Scorecard

15 3 mph Wind Target 2 150 yards (137 metres) to centre 5 SCORE Scorecard

16 3 mph Wind Target 2 150 yards (137 metres) to centre 2 SCORE Scorecard

17 3 mph Wind Target 2 150 yards (137 metres) to centre 1 SCORE Scorecard

18 3 mph Wind Target 2 150 yards (137 metres) to centre SCORE Scorecard

19 3 mph Wind Target 2 150 yards (137 metres) to centre SCORE Scorecard

20 Target 3 230 yards (210 metres) to centre Wind 16 mph Club Selected
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21 Target 3 230 yards (210 metres) to centre Wind 16 mph SCORE Scorecard

22 2 Target 3 230 yards (210 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 16 mph
Scorecard

23 3 Target 3 230 yards (210 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 16 mph
Scorecard

24 5 Target 3 230 yards (210 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 16 mph
Scorecard

25 3 Target 3 230 yards (210 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 16 mph
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26 1 Target 3 230 yards (210 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 16 mph
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27 Target 3 230 yards (210 metres) to centre Wind 16 mph SCORE Scorecard

28 Target 3 230 yards (210 metres) to centre Wind 16 mph SCORE Scorecard

29 Target 4 120 yards (110 metres) to centre Wind 20 mph Club Selected
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30 1 Target 4 120 yards (110 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 20 mph
Scorecard

31 3 Target 4 120 yards (110 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 20 mph
Scorecard

32 5 Target 4 120 yards (110 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 20 mph
Scorecard

33 3 Target 4 120 yards (110 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 20 mph
Scorecard

34 2 Target 4 120 yards (110 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 20 mph
Scorecard

35 1 Target 4 120 yards (110 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 20 mph
Scorecard

36 Target 4 120 yards (110 metres) to centre 20 mph Wind SCORE Scorecard

37 Target 4 120 yards (110 metres) to centre 20 mph Wind SCORE Scorecard

38 Target 5 260 yards (238 metres) to centre Wind 11 mph Club Selected
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39 Target 5 260 yards (238 metres) to centre 11 mph Wind SCORE Scorecard

40 Target 5 260 yards (238 metres) to centre 11 mph Wind SCORE Scorecard

41 1 Target 5 260 yards (238 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 11 mph
Scorecard

42 2 Target 5 260 yards (238 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 11 mph
Scorecard

43 5 Target 5 260 yards (238 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 11 mph
Scorecard

44 3 Target 5 260 yards (238 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 11 mph
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45 2 Target 5 260 yards (238 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 11 mph
Scorecard

46 1 Target 5 260 yards (238 metres) to centre SCORE Wind 11 mph
Scorecard

47 TARGET GOLF SCORE CARD SCORE 1 2 3 5 4 What’s your total score?
2 3 5 4 NEXT TARGET NEXT TARGET NEXT TARGET LAST TARGET What’s your total score? Want to try and beat it? Press ‘Esc’ to exit and try again.

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