cause I'm having touble in the match with Uncle Bob vs. Cecilia
every once in a while she gets and O.B. and gives up but otherwise she nails every course!
I have it but I didn't have any problem and have actually never lost playing the computer. Currently I just unlocked Max and will start his tourney later today. I can't remember of the top of my head which course you play on in that match. Let me know the course and I can give you some pointers.
Also, do you use items? I find that if you are not familiar with PangYa then you should use the miracle eye item to make your putts easier because most beginners complain about the putting the most. Before you use the miracle eye zoom in very close to the hole. Then use the item and make sure the silver dust trail is lined up in the center of the hole. After that hit the power button on the putt exactly on the dot in the middle that is highlighted. Hope this helps. Putting is really helpful if you can get on the green and sink long putts.
Take a look on
http://www.gamefaqs.com, althoguh they may not have much info since a lot of people just use wii sports to play golf.
i haven't played this yet, but i might just have to grab it. Honestly though, does it sense your motions with the wii remote better then wii sports does, because it seems Nintendo really half-assed the golf portion of wii sports when it comes to the motion sensing.
And just so you guys know, this game was originally released as an online game on PC called Pangya. Yeah, online, it was fun.
go into the store and buy some of those tokens that allow you to see exactly where your putt will go on the putting green. i've found this to be the best way to beat Bob. i mean he's nothing special while driving the ball, so the only place to really stick it to him is on the putting.
Yep, items such as miracle eye for putting will make it a lot easier. Sometimes the computer just flukes it in though. I've seen them hit 3 shots OB in a row and then on the next hole hit a 180+ yards eagle (happened to me twice in a row!). Like the old golf saying goes, driving's for show, puttings for dough.