Quoted from toastbot:

If you open up a newer Golden Tee, it's basically a bare bones PC, as opposed to the old school Golden Tees that used a PCB or PCB/Hard Drive combo. Pretty much everything is stored on the hard drive; i.e. courses, scores, etc.
I don't know if IT has documented it anywhere, I just googled it and found a forum post somewhere that walked me through it. I think the program was called Partition Magic or Partition Wizard or something. It's pretty straightforward; pick the source drive (the one being cloned), pick the target drive (the one you want to clone to), and let 'er rip. Takes a couple hours depending on your PC, but it makes a perfect, bootable backup of the original HD.

Quoted from dsmoke1986:

Correct , those use older nighthawk CPU’s.
When buying GT, just buy direct from IT. You can’t go wrong. A great value, as you will probably get your money’s worth. Can always sell them 2nd hand for about 2-2500 if you get bored of them.

Quoted from PanzerFreak:

Yeah that's a good point and one I've been thinking about as well. GoldenTee 4K or something. I'm sure there will be a hardware upgrade path for existing owners but I wouldn't be surprised if the cost is in the $1k - $1500 range. Then again, GoldenTee was due for a hardware / platform upgrade 5 years ago and here we are. I thought GoldenTee 2020 would have the year to introduce a new platform but nope. Things could go the way they have been for another 5 years.

Quoted from JohnnyPinball007:

Real close now, almost fully into this club.
I made the 2 hour round trip to my distributor, then went to work on other stuff I do for a living, then started working on this, and I hate assembly of anything, and the tv stand had a lot of assembly, so I had too much beer, but in the end the game worked and awesome damn graphics, and I went ahead and changed default 2 to a 3 difficulty, and set the game delay time to off, and whatever else I changed, after too much beer.
I have not even tried to play it yet, spent all my energy setting it up. Set up is a pain in the ass compared to a pin. Instructions were not clear so I am not sure if all cables are right or not, or if it even matters. I have no clue if I put the cables in the right place or not, instructions were very vague, and even the other diagram D or whatever did not help.
I am thinking, why in the hell wasn't some of these cables just hooked up in the first place, or at least color coded.
And I hate any kind of assembly, in the first place. I hope I have everything right.
I think/hope, with all I got done, when the game is turned on in maybe 16 hours from now, everything will work awesome and just be worth all the stress I had with all the bs.
I know this game will rock when dialed in, I think/hope I did all that right.
And yeah, I can look it up, but I would like to know what the Fly-By button does? The multicade I had been playing this on did not have that. Is it like you can choose to have a airplane to fly over and give you more video?
Thanks in advance for any tips.

Quoted from jalpert:

From the release of 2020 to now, what courses were added? All the courses for the year are already done?