Aim: If you still need help after all this, you are in big trouble ! haha, only kidding, here's a list of other resources on the web which you can check out for yourself, I'm sure you'll agree then that this is the most complete version ! haha...apologies to those I've missed off, it's not intentional, just hard to remember all the places I've seen tips and charts pages.
Ernie Barnes
URL: http://www.geocities.com/~erniebarnes/
A very good friend of mine, and one of the top guns on this tour.
Ernie's site offers a whole raft of charts and info, as well as
his now legendary guide to the Zen of Cybergolfing ! Also host to
the incredible "Ace Book" where Ernie shows how you can
ace all the holes in LS99, it certainly seems to work for him!
Firehead
URL: http://www.geocities.com/Augusta/3120/
Not a personal accquaintance, but well known to me, especially
for his pioneering work at Devil's Island. I thought my 65 was
good, but Firehead goes 3 better than that AND provides detailed
information to help you "Master the Devil"
Ottawa Golf
URL: http://www.ottawagolf.com/linksls/
One of the earliest places I found help for during my LS98
career.Included here for nostalgic reasons, I am told the
information has been updated to account for the newer version of
Links LS
Webring
URL: http://www.geocities.com/Augusta/3844/webteetg.htm
The Tee to Green magazine at Webring provides good tips from Rick
Doty (the famous RDHacker) and the even more famous Paul Willey,
and includes the well-known "powerstroke article"
Dan Perry
URL: http://www.danperry.com/linksls/index.html
Again, one of the first sites I encountered long ago, and still
going strong. I checked this out recently, and there is a whole
load of new and interesting stuff here, definitely worth a visit.
Gofer's
Site:
URL: http://www.geocities.com/~gofershole/
Included on recommendation from my good friend Miles Chua, who
runs the LDSD interviews section, and is generally full of
enthusiasm and positive energy.If it's good enough for him, it's
good enough for me.
MileszChua's
Page
URL:http://www.geocities.com/Augusta/Fairway/5090/index.html
And naturally enough I conclude with Miles' site, not only
including interviews with winners on the LDSD Tour, but also with
other famous names from the Links community.Also includes lots of
other stuff, including a golf glossary and some putting physics.