Before I found Daily Drive, my life was a bleak, soul-crushing abyss. I woke up, stared at the same four walls, and questioned the point of existence. But then, like a lightning bolt from the heavens, Daily Drive entered my life. Suddenly, everything changed. Each swing of my digital golf club wasn’t just a stroke on a screen; it was a metaphor for my rebirth. The calming sound of the ball landing in the hole? That’s the sound of my inner peace settling into place. The perfect birdie? It’s like achieving nirvana in pixelated form. The game’s impact wasn’t limited to just my emotional well-being. No, Daily Drive went on to revolutionize the world. Political leaders began playing it during summits, negotiating trade deals between rounds. Wars? Stopped. They all agreed that a good round of golf is the ultimate unifier. One tap of the ball, and suddenly, there’s a ceasefire. Need to solve world hunger? Just hit a hole-in-one, and voilà—food distribution sorted. Daily Drive didn’t just change my life; it’s the game that brought humanity together. If you’re feeling lost, confused, or just need a solid escape, this game will turn your world around. The peace, the joy, and yes, the birdies—Daily Drive has it all.

When I was a boy, my dad would always make me practice golf. He wanted me to be the best. I lived the beautiful game of golf my entire childhood. I was well on my way to de-throne the GOAT, Eldrick Tont “Tiger” Woods. When I tore my pcl, mcl, and medial meniscus is a tragic inflatable slide incident, my golf career was derailed. I struggled deeply. I would yearn to be back on the course, nuking the ball 350 into the fairway, hitting pin high flops from the bunker, and sinking 40 foot putts. Just when I had hit rock bottom, my roommates showed me a new game. Daily Drive? More like “Saves Lives”. This is the greatest game I have ever played and it has truly brought me so much joy, the same joy golf brought me when I was a child. It allows me to feel like I’m back on the course doing what I love most, competing against my peers in the greatest game on earth. I would personally like to thank the creator of this game, as he is a true humanitarian.

I’ve had many achievements in life that have come from taking on opportunities that don’t come by too often. A few achievements to name are riding a bike, tying my shoes, getting my drivers permit (license to come soon), and selling pcp to the middle school kids in my neighborhood.Another one of those achievements has been becoming a multi-major champion in DailyDrive. I’ve worked my tail off to get to where I am today. There have been a lot of long weeks, plenty of regretful shots, and most definitely 2-3 phone screens destroyed. But, all that has made me one of the most prolific golfers to ever play this game.As nice as it is to hear a feel-good story, there is always disaster on the horizon. I slowly took a break from DailyDrive a few months back. I seemed to have lost myself and my purpose as I was racking up so many major titles. The idea of being at the top while everyone is trying to bring you down haunted me in my silk pajamas almost nightly. I couldn’t tell if it was age catching up to me or if it was the 7-8 beers I would have a day Thursday-Saturday. Either way, I needed help, and I needed it fast.I’m grateful to say after being in the darkness for so long, I’m back on DailyDrive and I haven’t felt this great since I previously left. My game is, of course, a little rusty, but god damnit I can still hit that golf ball a mile. I’ve noticed there are some young pups on tour who are bringing some major game. I love the challenge and look forward to being back on top one day, adding another major championship to my already storied legacy.If there is only one thing I can say about DailyDrive, is that it will always require you to be at your best. There is never a day that goes by where I don’t give it my all, and that goes for everything that I have accomplished in life. So, if you’re that person who slips on their shoes without tying them, untie those dirty, worn-out air forces, re-tie them, and install DailyDrive now!

Fun game overall but ran into a bunch of issues. Mainly in the paid TOUR mode. The tournaments are 4 rounds but you play each round twice at 36 holes. So to complete all 4 “rounds” you have to play 144 holes and at the end of the last hole it wouldn’t and still won’t let me “return to menu”. So I can’t actually complete the tournament. I retried playing the last hole multiple times and it was always the same. Also the last hole was different each time. It was always a par 5 but varied in design. On occasion it would freeze and not allow me to take my shot. The only fix was closing out of the app and restarting it. You don’t have access to all clubs at all times. I assume it has to do with the lie but there were many times my 3w and 5w were completely missing. They were only selectable on occasion. The press conference function is cool but also skewed in favor of a negative result. Far too many pressers resulting from negative shots. For example I went 6 under on the first nine with no bogeys but the first hazard I hit on the second nine resulted in a “negative” presser. Could do away with the automatic instant replays after each shot or make it a selectable option. The trees can get annoying but the more I played the more I realized they were a challenge and adjusted to hit over them and not just bounce off of them. Overall, I like the game and it has potential to be a game I play A LOT but these were just the things i found after paying the $4.99 for the tour mode.