Members and new members introduce yourself

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skytrain
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Hi my name is Brian, formerly bk4jc. First a big kudos to all invovled in keeping this group of hackers, slicers and just ole lookie lues together! I live in the mtns of North Carolina..No tar heel or dukie here. I'm originally from S Fla.. THE "U". I've been a player since the old fps game. I really enjoyed playing on the won network and since I am not a techie found kali to difficult to set up. I love playing the different courses and am extremely grateful for all of you who design them! I am a wknd hacker and live across the street from Etowah Valley GC. I shoot in the 70's..gets any colder I don't play! I have had 1 hole in 1 in real life..a 200yd par3 with a 5 wood and have come close on pga, within inches. Looking forward to coming here and catching up with like minded folks. I turned the big 50 this year, been marrried for 23yrs no kids, 2 great pyrenees. Happy Thanksgiving All!!
J.J.
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Joined: November 23rd, 2010, 2:24 pm

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Made it! Great effort, thanks to all that continue to keep this game alive :wavey:
J.J.
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bigbob wrote:hi all looks good here
Very very good avatar bigbob :up:
Randi Hein
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Hi my name is Randi Hein, aka, Randi Hein :D I've been with the PGA since 2000 and LOVE THE GAME!! I don't do much tournement play but love trying the new courses and old ones..for me this is very relaxing. I've dabbled in course design in the past and may try it again..Love meeting everyone and Thank you for having me!! :wavey
noquieroarroz
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Thank you for keeping pga2000 alive
I'm one of those casual players that hardly (or never) post,
but your work is astonishing
poppy
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Joined: November 19th, 2010, 2:25 pm

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thought i would add my two cents worth here since it seems i am the only one who has not introduced himself.....very simply i am POPPY aka Gary and have been playing this magnificient game for 12 years....still have not gotten my PGA card...i am 67 and might get to 68 if my wife allows it....have two adult children and 6 grandkids ages 20 to 3....have been retired or as the ones who know me well, retarded.....i get my fix of golf playing weekdays with indy anna (judy), wizard (jack), camaro gal (gayle).....they needed a fourth so i volunteered and let them win..... :laugh: Dar and Brian i salute you two for the outstanding job you have done with this site.....
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JaxDuffer
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Joined: November 18th, 2010, 12:10 pm

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Hello - my name is Ron. As my screen name suggests, I live in Jacksonville Fl after moving down here from Baltimore in 2004 to get more sunshine and golf in. I have played this golf sim since the day it was released. I have never played any other sim. I went through about 6 years where I stopped playing completely then got bored at work one day and remembered I still owned the disk. Installed it and now play it to keep my nerves settled when I'm on the job. I am an labor economist and am 42 years old, married 17 years with 3 kids.

I have designed some absolutely horrible courses purely for my own enjoyment. (I love playing with computer partners and watching them try to navigate my crazy ideas). I have never played this game online but have set-up tours for myself against mostly the 50s legends as I like the way they shoot.

As far as the courses go, I love the ones that take me someplace I probably will never get to. Like the desert or Hawaiian courses or famous courses like Augusta. I like playing winter courses in the summer and summer courses when everything is gray. I average around par in the game and around 100 in real life. :bg:
Linda
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Post by Linda »

Hello Everyone!!

Nice to see some old friends here. For new friends, my name is Linda denOuden and I created and ran the Copyright Club many years ago for PGA99 and PGA 2000. I worked for Sierra Sports at the time as the official course download site.

PGA Golf was my life for a few years and I even met my husband Durango, playing it :)

I sure miss those days and have often wanted to get back into playing it. I dusted off the CD's and tried installing them on my Vista laptop but it was a no go. So any tips you have on getting them to work with vista would be great.

I still have copies of the old Copyright Club course CD's and pictures from way back then.

Currently I work for an online gaming company called Phantom EFX. We make casino and slot games for the pc, and have replaced Hoyle at number one in casino/slot games for several years now. We have an online version of our casino also called LIVE, which is free to play the trial version. Please come see me and say hello either there, or on Facebook.

Great to see PGA is still alive and kicking!!
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Stan Nehilla
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A Big Welcome, Linda
It's nice that your coming back. :bg: :bg:
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tincup
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Location: Michigan USA

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Whoa! Talk about a blast from the past... lol. Hi Linda and a big welcome back to the wonderful world of PGA2000. Yep, still kicking... amazing eh. This game has survived several generations of changes to windows with no changes to the original software. That is pretty amazing in itself. It speaks well to the foresight of the original designers.

I know of no specific problems installing PGA2000 on a Vista machine. Maybe if you could give us some detail on the error(s) you are getting, we can sort it out. :confused:

Dar
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