The lack of a meter to change your mouse's sensitivity also hampered my efforts to master this technique. As with most other golf games, the mechanics are very easy to master. The real challenge comes from the courses themselves, as well it should. Driving in Japan and putting in Hawaii. My average is in the upper 200s, just about right for a professional or semi-pro.
Conditions are also recreated in good fashion.
My only real complaint here would be regarding ball movement. It's hard to put this into words, but the physics just seem off here. Drives just seem to stop abruptly far more often than they should. I wasn't all that enamored of the putting. The lines of the overlay grid were far apart and very difficult to read, but as sort of a saving grace, the contours of the greens never seemed to matter all that much.