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They are there, just really close to the same color as the green. There are a few courses like that, where the grid is not easily seen on the green. Best to use the break line indicator in those cases.

You could always try to turn on the DMZ on your router. That opens all ports. Just be sure to close it when you're done playing. You need your computer's internal IP for that, too.

Did you make sure your video card was listed in the videotxt folder in Links? If not, try adding it to that file.
I'm running at 1680 x 1050 x 32 bit both in graphic settings and in system info. Has been working fine for me in Windows 10.

I read that it will have a course architect feature in it, allowing players to design courses. Be interesting to see where that goes.

Have you added your video card to the video.txt file in Links? Instructions are in a sticky post here, I think.

Ctrl-F10 with give you a jpg in the links folder, too.

Daniel wrote: ↑January 28th, 2020, 8:44 pm After three hours working on his PC with a remote connection I resolved the problem.

What was the solution in case someone else runs into that problem?

On the 2006 version, on the first tee, you can see a wide swatch of white on the left side of the screen. The hole looks wider in the 2006 version vs the Microsoft version.
Hope that helps.

F12 will also do the swing for you, but whenever I clicked, I used the "0" key on the number pad.

I have a Radeon 7750 HD card I have been using from XP through to Windows 10 without any problems. Had to add it to the videotxt file, though.