By that, he means including some elements from the game called Flogton, which is not golf spelled backward.
The players are a walking laboratory for the Alternative Golf Association, also called Flogton ("not golf" spelled backward), which wants to increase participation in the game, even if it means bending or breaking some rules.
A mix-up in the multiple medications taken by these soon-to-be old geezers plunges them into "Alice in Wonderland" territory, in which Charlie's rubber lips freeze into a Joker-like grin during a bereavement ceremony, and Dan's distorted depth perception makes him slam golf balls backward into the groins of his hosts.
Today he looks more like a hip-hop mogul, with a black knit golf cap on backward and a suit of all black.
"If they do, if they're not good enough to turn pro at 18, they're going backward," said Gary Gilchrist, director of golf at the David Leadbetter Golf Academy, in Bradenton, Fla., where Aree and Naree have trained for almost three years.
But there are still simple movements that are struggles against gravity: walking down hills or up stairs, stepping backward or over obstacles, swinging a golf club.
Furman's records involve at least seventy discrete skills, the bulk of which, such as bowling backward, riding a unicycle backward, and bouncing a golf ball on a golf club, he learns for the attempt.
As for actual gameplay, you can choose between a three-click swing or EA's "True Swing" mechanic, which involves pulling your mouse backward and then pushing it forward to mimic a real-life golf shot.
