Okay, I worked on a course, pretty much let the game generate the course and then went in and edited a bit of it. Then came time to publish it. I click the publish button and get the window telling me after it's published I won't be able to edit it. At the bottom of that window is A to accept and B to cancel but neither of them are clickable for me and pressing A or B does nothing.
PUBLISH COURSES WITH COURSE MAKER. ok i'm having problems when i create a course to publish it . i made one so far and it was published with no problem. then i went to make another one and all it shows is editing no place to finalize it , only save it. it says till its publishedno one can see it. is there anyway to delete it if you don't like ...
Can't find my course. DISCUSSION. Hi, I just picked this game up and I have loved it so far. I've been editing my course every waking minute and really want to make sure all of the finer points are nailed down before I publish it. I finished the basics of all 18 holes earlier today and then played a round to get a more realistic feel of the ...
Ask no more, FindMyClub.net, is designed to help golfers maintain their full set, matching everything from brand and model, all the way down to the flex of the club. I left my club behind at a golf course after playing into the sunset and leaving it behind on a hole. Unfortunately, when I called the club house the next day, my pitching wedge ...
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