Things You'll Need:
- Nintendo DS
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Step 1
Choose your course and game type. Whether you pick an exhibition game or a championship course, the game's mechanic is the same. You'll also be tasked to choose or create an avatar before you hit the links.
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Step 2
Line up your first drive by using the D-pad to adjust your stance left and right. Adjusting your stance will affect the trajectory of the ball, which is useful for avoiding certain hazards on the course (sand traps and water hazards in particular).
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Step 3
Account for the wind and weather when you shoot. When you play True Swing Golf, such real world factors play a major role. If there's wind blowing across the fairway, for example, it's important to turn into or away from it depending on where the hole is.
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Step 4
Place the stylus on the touch screen at the desired shot strength. For drives, bigger shots and for getting out of sand traps, you'll want to choose more power. For putts you'll want to use minimal power.
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Step 5
Thrust the stylus up towards the ball. The closer you get it to dead center, the more accurate your shot will be. If you pull up on the stylus too far left or right you will hook or slice the ball.
