If your volcano plastic is broke back alley creations has new ones for sale.

I have a minty example myself. Love it. It's a huge hit at parties. Just need to make sure you have tall ceilings. Gunther adds a lot to the height of a pin!

it was my first pin as well. Still have it. The key to big scores is that captive ball, especially in pitch and putt mode. Then double your score in skins mode.

This is one of the few DMD games I think I have never played. Congrats. Did you get the topper with it? The topper looks awesome in the pictures I have seen.

I didn't get a manual with mine so I can't help you out there, sorry!

Always wanted to play this! I'm not afraid of Gottlieb/Premiers. lol
Congrats, you are going to love it!

this is how the game is supposed to be. first multiball is two ball with the oportunity to make it three by hitting a hole in from the plunge. The second multiball will be 3 ball multiball.

Also the volcano hole only advances the hole if you are on one of the three holes for that shot, same with side vuk and ramp.

everything on yours works exactly as on mine from what im reading.

I think these are default settings. There might be an easy setting that the other one you played was on? I dont know never messed with the settings.

I would love to own another Premier. I have owned The Big Hurt and Stargate in the past. It would be sweet to own a minted out Premier that has been stripped down and clear coated.

Rawley - I've got a nice one that could be yours. It's fun enough but the topper is too tall for my ceiling so it may have to live in the garage for a while. I'll bring it to greensboro for a tournament sometime if you're interested.

Tee'd off was my first machine. I only played it until I got some other machines (which was about a week later). It's been sitting around collecting dust for about a year. The main reason was the severely flawed/unbalanced scoring. If I recall correctly you can just fire it up the middle until you spell Gopher, then keep firing it up the middle, getting 20 million every shot. And the shot is super easy, I can do it almost all day long on my machine (which gets REALLY boring). I had planned on getting rid of the machine once I got it all working 100% (it has some strange issue with multiball).

Fast forward to now, and I was VERY surprised to see the machine used in the recent big INDISC tournament. I had heard the machine had been modified to fix the center shot. I watched the coverage on youtube and I didn't see anyone shoot for this shot - I was actually really surprised to see how poorly everyone did on this machine. I guess that's what happens on a machine nobody has ever seen at a tournament before.

Anyway, I couldn't see what was done to the machine from the overhead viewing angle in the youtube video. Does anyone know if it was a physical modification, or a setting where this shot can be turned off? It was a real duh moment for me to realize that such a flaw could be corrected with a modification. At the very least the center shot could be made really hard by tightening it up with some big rubber posts or something.

I think if this flaw is addressed this could be a pretty fun game. Anytime non-pinball people come over it seems to be the game they want to play, I guess it just looks more friendly and inviting than my other games ... I don't get it personally.

" Big Log " .....................great game, one of the few that I would buy again. Get it dialed in and it's quite fun.

Congrats! I love the game personally, there is on on route a few miles from my house.

Bif is exactly right! Anytime non-pinball people come over to my home, it seems that they always want to play the Tee'd Off! That's one reason why I own it. Plus, it's ridiculously fun! It's easy to play and people are not intimidated by the theme or artwork. It's a big hit at parties! Love it!

Yeah. I'd be pretty Tee'd Off if I forgot the key.