Free gl golf software for mac

Golf is a small set of 3 golf-related icons. Free for personal use.


About the Icon(s):

I am not partial to the "design and duplicate" method of icon illustration, in fact I much prefer reinvention rather than repetition. But I had this swatch of grass lying around that I first used in my "Tombstone Classic" icon and it just kinda sprouted into the icons in this set.

GolfS 1.0 is a stylistic, modern and powerful sport program. If you like to save your golf rounds to look at them later, maybe this is a program for you. You can not only look at your score cards, you can also see some average datas like putts per green. GolfS is written in java and is released under the GNU GPL, which makes it free to use and change. If you like GolfS, please send a postcard to the programmer.

GL Tron is a 3-D lightcycle game inspired by the film Tron (or rather, all the games inspired by the film Tron).

GolfCard is a nice and simple scorecard keeper, useful for storing and comparing your golf rounds.
Files are automatically saved in the Preferences folder.Auto calculate - you put in the course and round details, it works out the rest.
Course Data Import - Instead of retyping the hole pars every time, import the details from another scorecard.Textfields for storing additional round and hole information.Print scorecards.? Oncreen help facility.
Enhancements:
- Fixes a bug which prevented the analysis winow opening if certain dates were entered in your rounds.

Links LS 1.1.1 is an exciting and tractable game which can help you to entertain yourself effectively.

Links LS, the world's most award-winning golf simulator, has now been released for Mac owners. With up to 16.7 million colors and resolutions up to 1600x1200, Links LS Macintosh will dazzle the eyes and please the golfer in everyone. LS Macintosh proudly features the Grand Master of Golf, Arnold Palmer. You'll marvel as the legendary Arnie tees off as a movie-quality, 30-frame-per-second animation.

Who wants to use a game launcher? Its fine to just double click on the icon from the Finder right? Right!
But err... most games need as much processor power as they can use right? Right.
So before launching the game you need to quit as many programs as you can, and of course you have several days worth of work open! And 15-20 applications running? And it would take you several precious gaming minutes to close and save all these applications, let alone open them all up again after you finish... Who needs the hassle, right? Right?
...Well this is where GameLauncher comes in handy.
GameLauncher first requires that you select the application and, once selected, if you press the "Launch" button, will quit as many applications as you have running, launch the game, wait patiently until you are finished, then return the applications to your desktop good as new. Less time wasted, more game-play time maximised. Neat right? Right!
Enhancements:
- The "select all" checkbox value is retained over multiple quits.
- Item selections are now kept in prefs!! This is a big one. You can have other applications running and they will never be quit (e.g. Speex or Ventrilo).
- processes are quit and relaunched by process ID so you should find that all your applications are in the same order in the Dock after launch.
- If a launched program crashes (instead of exiting normally) GL will prompt you to relaunch the app instead of just returning to "unlaunched".
- GL will respond to a Log Out request and prompt you to either quit immediately or relaunch all apps.
- zoom button works better & correctly under all conditions.