PHIGOLF Mobile Golf Game Simulator

I had a simple idea - get the Phigolf and hop on the TV once in a while to play a round of golf by myself at some of the coolest golf courses. You know, just get away now and then via the virtual world. According to Phigolf's marketing materials, they were exactly what I was looking for.What a mistake.One of the major selling points for the Phigolf is the arrangement with WGT - buy Phigolf and for $2/month, you can access 24 great courses on WGT with wonderful graphics. Major problem #1 - WGT is absolutely horrible. You have zero control over the app - ads pop up, flashing arrows and hands pop up, you automatically get paired with a competitor even if you don't want it ..... the list is a mile long. If I was lucky enough to get to the screen I wanted before WGT directed me somewhere else, too much time had passed and the sensor on the Phigolf had gone to sleep. And if I tried to turn it back on, WGT wouldn't allow it "in the middle of a round" and I could only play by swiping my finger or using my mouse! I could never use Phigolf with WGT.Cheap trick #1 - you're supposed to get 24 courses if you sign up for the $2/mo subscription - guess what, you don't. You get some of the courses and the others remain locked until you reach a certain level. Which means you're back into WGT world where they are selling credits and coins in a gambling setup. WGT is not designed with the golfer in mind, it's a candy crush scheme aimed at getting you addicted and buying your way forward. I have no idea how anyone could stand WGT enough to get addicted, but some people are.So, without WGT you're left with Phigolf which isn't anything more than an overpriced Wii - in fact, it trails behind the Wii in some respects.My recommendation - don't buy this product (or sign up for WGT). Also, don't make my 2nd mistake - which was not messing around with it enough before the return window closed.