Also if you're having problems being successful keeping your golfer afloat, then begin by using VERY EASY so you can maximize your golfers attributes and start on the pro tour (where you can win greater purses)...get familiar with the game and then start a golfer using EASY, then when that works, try a golfer using NORMAL...then try starting a golfer on the JAG so you can try to advance him (or her) to the pro tour.

PointGuard wrote:Also if you're having problems being successful keeping your golfer afloat, then begin by using VERY EASY so you can maximize your golfers attributes and start on the pro tour (where you can win greater purses)...get familiar with the game and then start a golfer using EASY, then when that works, try a golfer using NORMAL...then try starting a golfer on the JAG so you can try to advance him (or her) to the pro tour.

Actually that is the best advise. You were always better getting your point across then me. (Your also better at 3 click too. Lol)

I might had set my starting attributes too low... Not doing to good... What would be a minimum for the attributes to start in the JAG? I think that would help... thnx

The amount of player creation money to spend varies based on your starting level and also starting challenge level so I would spend as much as you can when creating the player. Try a practice career using very easy and see how your golfer does and see how far to scale back from there