#Wii sports golf maps pro#
#Wii sports golf maps tv#

#Wii sports golf maps pro#

Pro Tip: To get a hole-in-one you'll need to find a short course. Hit harder on inclines, and adjust your angle to the hole to use hills for your advantage.

A topical map of the green is available that shows you high points and low points (lighter green is higher). However, you should always press 1 on the green to check out how flat it really is. This area around the hole is relatively flat, making the putter your best choice for getting the ball to the hole. Land in the bunker (sand trap) and you'll have to use the short-hitting sand wedge to get your ball back on the fairway. Land in the rough - the dark green area around the fairway - and you should expect your next shot to fall a bit short since the tall grass creates friction for your ball. Sticking to the green is always a good idea unless you are angling for a major shortcut. Land the ball here and your next stroke will be unimpeded. The fairway is the striped grass leading to the hole that comprises most of a course. If you land out of bounds - in the water or high grass - then you'll lose two strokes. If you land on any of these your turn is safe. There are four different types of surface you can play on a golf course: fairway, rough, bunker (sand trap) and green. Pro Tip: Beat every three hole course with a total score of under par for each (-1 or lower) to unlock the mystery course called 'Three Holes - Special.' Keep practicing your strokes until you get used to hitting straight and you'll be better off - all golfers are different, so find what works for you and stick with it! You can see how straight your shot is after you hit it by looking at the speed meter in the lower left - it will bend in the direction of your slice if there is any. You want to keep your swing as straight as possible, from back to front, or else you'll add slice to the ball. That said, 'normal' golfing motions will be just fine for most players. Extrapolate the motion of a golf club swing with your remote pointed in the direction of the TV: a fast, perfectly level right-to-left swipe will be read by the game as a perfectly straight stroke! Use this exploit on your longest drives if you want, but beware - it doesn't work well for putting!

#Wii sports golf maps tv#

However, you can set your stance pointing the Wii-mote right at the TV if you want. By hitting B, you'll set your stance no matter where the Wii remote is pointing (when you hit B you should be pointing at the ground, like your Mii, readying for a stroke). Before even moving on you should be aware of an 'exploit' of sorts in Wii Sports Resort golf.