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In article <1992May13.2...@talon.ucs.orst.edu>, van...@kepler.ME.ORST.EDU (Eddie Munster) writes:
> In article <1992May13....@cs.brown.edu> j...@cs.brown.edu (James Durkin) writes:
>>
>>Anyway, to the point.  There is one (apparent) feature to the the game that I
>>don't like.  It seems to add a "momentum" factor to players under certain
>>circumstances.  After making a good putt for a birdie, I notice that that
>>particular player seems much more likely to sink long putts, chip in from the
>>rough, etc..  This could be a completely subjective impression on my part
> 
> I've been playing Links for quite some time now and I have never 
> noticed this "momentum" factor.  I think that the peson making
> these long putts simply got the hang of it a bit more than others.
> 
> Links *looks* great, but it has some flaws...  I wish they had 
> computer players that you could play against.  Also, I don't like
> the fact that you can take mulligans any time you want.  There should
> be a way to turn off that feature where it can't be turned back on.

I just saw a ad for Links 386 pro in full color super VGA graphics 
(600 X 480 - or somthing like that) the pictures looked increadble!!
It has a record feature that records your entire game and then you
can give this to a friend who then can play against your game shot for shot.
It even comes with some prerecorded games so it is essentially like playing
against a computer.  It also allows for multiple windows giving different
views to be open at once.  All in all looks like a incredible game.  Makes
me glad I have a 386!

Kevin