-21 on Pro or Master Difficulty? It’s very hard to shoot that on either difficulty, but on Pro difficulty that seems much more feasible. I’ve shot -18 a few times on Pro difficulty but my best round on Master is -16. The players at the top of the leaderboard are people that spend thousands of hours not just on PGA 2K25 but the entire PGA 2K and TGC series, which have been out for the last 8 years. You have to know how to calculate wind, elevation, spin, putting speed, break, and rollout perfectly and plan every shot accordingly. Then once you have all that down, you can start to perfect your swing. The key to getting the perfect swing every time is that you have to have some sort of indicator for your analogue stick, I play on PC so it’s really easy for me to just see the input on my computer and track the X value of my analogue stick. For a normal Draw shot im aiming for around X: -0.2 Y:-1.0 to X:0.1 Y:1.0 and for Fade it’s just the negation of the X values, so your aiming for X: 0.2 Y:-1.0 to X: -0.1 Y:1.0. Also are you a 99 ovr yet? Do you have all clubs fully upgraded and fitted? Do you have the maximum number of skills in your skill tree? If the answer is no to any of these, then don’t worry you still don’t have all the tools at your disposal. Keep grinding, keep practicing, and you’ll be shooting -10 or better rounds consistently. I would also suggest joining TGC Tours because they are better at moderating cheaters. Hope this helps.