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You're viewing British Open Championship Golf Cheat Codes

Game Name : British Open Championship Golf
System : PC - Windows
Date Added : 2002-06-21 03:18:07
Views : 3404


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Tip: When first playing the game, start with the Novice level at St. Andrews. This is a much easier driving course than Royal Troon, and you won't have to spend all day in the rough while you get the hang of the swing mechanism.

Tip: Troon is a difficult course that requires accurate driving and long-iron play. When you're up to the challenge, try it on the Pro level.

Tip: If you find yourself in one of the numerous deep bunkers on these courses, use the high-sand lob on the Shot Designer screen to get out. These are evil bunkers, and just getting out is a tough job. You'll also find the "bump-and-run" shot very useful on St. Andrews--especially on windy days.



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