Savannah Tournament Text Guide (April 26th, 2021)

Fall Major Tournament (November 23rd, 2020)

The Fall Major Tournament is another major tournament held by the Golf Clash franchise. Prep yourself well with this text guide and you will get the opportunity to reach the final hole in the Tournament.

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Hole 1 – Par De Paris Par 4

No matter what you do, do not bounce the ball over the water in your drive! Yes, this is a hole in the Fall Major Tournament where you play a shorter drive than you actually could because otherwise, you will have a hill with trees on top right between you and the green in your second shot.

Play the ball gently in between the two bunkers and make it stop at the end before the water, this is the perfect spot to reach the green in your second hit.

In your second hit, you only need full sidespin or add some curl if you don’t have the ball for that and you can directly approach the pin.

This is actually a pretty easy hole in this tournament because there’s almost no risk of messing up and enough space if you can’t hit the perfect shot 🙂

Hole 2 – Par De Paris Par 3

For Hole number 3, we need to use a Long Iron that can give us the best ball guideline. I suggest you go for The Backbone. Use backspin as well as side spin to the right. With a 20% elevation, aim at the left of the pin.

Hole 3 – Par De Paris Par 5

For Hole number 3, we will be attempting to play a tough par 5. To play the drive, you can go aggressive and try to clear the rough and the bunker.

For the second shot, you can choose to play either with the Big Dawg or The Guardian. It would be nice to have the backspin and you can play more aggressively. Keep in mind that you should be aiming for the left side of the green as the ball will slide from the left to right.

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Hole 4 – Par De Paris Par 3

This is a really tricky hole in the Fall Major Tournament due to the fact that the green is uphill and on a plateau as well so if you come in a little bit too fast or too slow you will either stick before the pin or roll over the green.

Many players like to directly bounce up there and add all their backspin they have to make the ball lucky bounce into or next to the pin – this often doesn’t end well.

You rather want to bounce your way up the hill and use about 3-5 bars of backspin.

A hole-in-one is really tough at this hole and you rather want to get your secure birdie here so focus on getting as close to the pin in your drive 🙂

Hole 5 – Par De Paris Par 4

For Hole number 5, we have a chance to attempt an eagle. Choose to play with a driver that allows at least 4 bars of topspin. You can play with a driver that gives 7 bars of topspin but make sure to not play with more than 7. This may make the ball roll into the bunker and you will lose the chance to get an eagle.

For the second shot, you can choose to play with a Short Iron. If you can play for the funnel on the island, this is a really good chance for an eagle.

Hole 6 – Par De Paris Par 5

You want to get on the island and as much to the end of it as possible. Don’t put in too much frontspin or you might roll down and there’s no way you can reach the green in your second shot.

For your second shot you will use max overpower and max curl to the left with the Big Dawg to get as close to the green as possible – the green slopes down and if you make it far enough your ball can roll down on it. It’s a risky shot but it can give you some nice below par points in the tournament so it’s worth the risk.

Hole 7 – Par De Paris Par 4

For hole number 7, you can opt to play with a Quarterback. Go for a decent amount of backspin. Try to position yourself as far to the right as possible. The more to the right you get, the easier the second shot will be.

For the second shot, you can choose a Long Iron to play towards the pin. Use more of the left spin in this case as it will help you to stay far from the rough and the sand while attacking the pin.

Hole 8 – Par De Paris Par 3

You can use the Backbone for hole number 8. Use 4 bars of backspin and 2 bars of sidespin to the right. Be sure to keep the sidespin very limited as this shot will be played downhill. This Par 3 gives you a fairly good chance to make a hole-in-one.

Hole 9 – Par De Paris Par 5

For hole number 9, you need to play on the right side. Playing on the left side will not help you in any way. Make sure to note your ball guideline position as this is going to be a key factor in bringing you close to the winning moment in the game.

It is important to get the right Wood Club for the second shot. You can go with The Big Dawg as it will help you get as close to the green as possible. Try to play the shot in between the trees. Use a little bit of curl to the right and you can get the ball very close to the pin even if you do not get an albatross.