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100% Golf: Some tips to keep your percentage up on each hole

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100% Golf: Some tips to keep your percentage up on each hole

From strokes to percentages.

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100% Golf is unlike any other simple golf game that you played before. It is your classic mobile game that you can play with one hand. It operates like a golf game, and your goal is to get the ball to the hole like normal. However, there is something that's quite different.

Most golf games follow the rules of the real sport which involves getting the ball into the hole with as few shots as possible. With this particular game, it's all about power judgment. So, instead of trying to finish a hole in four or fewer shots, you need to watch your percentage.

Ah, now the title of the game is starting the make sense now, right? So your goal is to get the ball to the hole while keeping your percentage above zero. As incredibly simple as that sounds, it can be tricky sometimes and require you to think carefully about some of your shots. Here are a few simple tips to remember.

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Think lighter

It's easy to think that hitting the ball as hard as you can is the best strategy. In most golf games, yes, this is a pretty good idea. But, in 100% Golf, it can backfire on you in a hurry. You would think that the bold is rewarded, but here, it's all about being smart. 

So go light with your shots. Remember, you don't want to eat up your percentage too quickly. If you decide to go for the home run (in this case, hole-in-one), then your percentage will drop dramatically. Plus, it's not going to be worth it anyway, because you'll be surprised at how far the ball will go. 

So, even when you hit it lightly, it will still go a fair distance. Just keep this in mind that touch is rewarded more than power. Always think light on every shot. Because you'll be stunned at how quickly the percentage will drop, so always think soft on each shot. 

Study the hole

The holes will get a bit trickier as they go, so definitely try to study each one before pulling the trigger. Not saying that you need to sit there for 10 minutes before teeing off, but just give it a quick glance and understand the layout. 

Pay attention to different hazards, and keep thinking about your touch. If there's bunker nearby, then make the right judgment on your shot so you can avoid it. If you do find yourself in playing in the sand, then you will need to provide a bit more power on your shot. 

And more power means your percentage will get torn up, so be careful. But on those tricky holes, plan each shot without spending too much time on it if you're someone who likes to keep a steady flow of action going. If you like to take things a bit slower, then feel free to take your time if a tough shot presents itself. 

Use the borders if needed

There are walls in 100% Golf that you can ricochet shots off of. It's not always recommended to use them, but they can come in handy when you need them. If you find yourself in a tight spot then you can use the borders to help get your ball closer to the hole. 

The speed remains fair when your shots are hit off of them. And hitting them doesn't damage your percentage either.If you get lucky, your ricocheted shot may roll right into the cup. Unfortunately, you won't get style points for this, but hey, it still makes you look good, right? 

Aiming for the walls will also allow you to hit the ball a bit harder (at your own risk). If you see a good angle, and if you feel you can get to the hole with a good smack on the wall, then go for it. It's taking a risk, but if it's just too good of a shot to pass up, then give it a try. In the worst case; if you miss, then maybe you'll have just enough percentage left to finish off the hole. 

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Colin  Mieczkowski
Colin Mieczkowski
MOST PLAYED GAME: Golden Tee Mobile Colin has been in media and content creation for close to a decade, focusing on a balance of sports (golf mostly) and gaming. He's also a big fan of the Chicago White Sox, Bulls, Bears, and the sport of golf. He can be reached via email at [email protected] and can be followed on Twitter @GhostPandaColin.