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TW Caddie 08 1.5
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TW Caddie 08 is a utility to install, add, delete, remove uninstall custom courses and libraries for Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08. If you have wanted to play such courses as Augusta, Spyglass, Poppy Hills on Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2008 by EA Sports then this is the program for you. Without it you will not be able to install custom courses or user created courses and libraries for the Course Architect. Mod such things as the Course Logo, Splash Screen and Course Flag for courses like Pebble Beach Golf Links. Other features included auto install of Courses, Libraries and the new myZIP file and file extension.
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