LF: Links 2003 for PC

[fireice]

Can anyone hook me up with this game?

[jimrobin]

I just bought it at Walmart on Friday for $9.88 or something like that. It was less than $10. Now if I can just figure out how to download Dan's Stonebridge course.
Every link I take asks me for a password. If anyone can help I'd apprieciate it.

[fireice]

Which Wal-Mart and was it the Championship edition?
Thanks in advance.
You have to sign up at fileplanet then your good to go.

[powerlefty]

For downloads just go to file planet. Sign up, get a login and password. Lots of free courses there

[Weazl]

Dan's Stonebridge course is excellent. Got it last year and played it to death!

[Kilroy]

Thanks

[jimrobin]

Which Wal-Mart and was it the Championship edition?
Thanks in advance.
You have to sign up at fileplanet then your good to go.

It was the Wal-Mart at South Keys (Bank & Hunt Club).
No it's not the Championship edition.

I'm going to give Fileplant a go. Thanks.

[wantobegolfer]

Yes, excellent work Dan. What software would you use to design a course?

[Kilroy]

The Arnold Palmer Course Designer comes with the game. It's on Disk 3. Be warned, the learning curve is huge. www.linkscorner.com has a geat forum for discussion of the game, courses, the APCD software and designer resources such as tutorials (I wrote 2 of them )

Stonebridge took hundreds of hours. 2 years start to finish. If you want to do a real course you need good information and lots of photos. For Stonebridge I had the architect's plans. I scanned them, importhe the images, and built it to scale. The process is one of the tutorials I wrote and has become the standard way to do real courses from contour maps.