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The Globalizer
371,712
Achievement won on 15 Apr 12TA Score for this game: 2,028
Posted on 16 April 12 at 02:03
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Here's how to make this achievement a bit easier:
* Create a player on Amateur difficulty. If possible, import your XP from TW12, it gives a lot of XP (gave me 75000). * Immediately go into your player's career, select PGA Tour options. Set PGA Tour events to one (1) round. * If you have the Collector's Edition, equip the Masters clubs (far left of each club type). They are great clubs. * If you imported XP, spend it upgrading stats. * Play through the amateur events, ideally winning each event. On Amateur difficulty, this should be relatively easy, even to a newbie. * Once you win the Amateur Championship (whichever you choose), you will qualify for the Masters. * Win the Masters. Keep in mind that if you're doing well and miss a shot, you can "quit and save" and it will reset the hole. If you want to restart from your last save (no matter how many holes it has been since then), you can dashboard and load/continue. * It pops at the "saving" screen after the event. The other Masters win achievement will pop at the same time if you don't already have it.
Any questions, let me know and I'll try to help. I found that rounds 2-4 were much harder than the first round, more winds and opponents scoring better. |
PuritanSoul
205,200
Achievement won on 08 Apr 12TA Score for this game: 1,984
Posted on 12 April 12 at 22:24
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| This is a missable achievement in career mode so beware!! After winning the Amateur Championship, you will qualify for the Masters. Just make sure you win it to unlock the acheivo. Augusta is tough, as you can't use spin to get your shots close, so key to winning is noting how high/low the flag is, as you will constantly need to go up and down clubs with your approaches. Usually if the flag is say above 0-15ft I go up 1 club, 2 clubs if even greater and the same margin when it's below. That said, adjust this depending on wind as well. On pro, I only needed to shoot -6 to come first, playing 4 rounds, so you should be ok - just don't leave yourself too much to do for round 4 as the pins get pretty tough, as does the wind. |