My theory on this is that they very wisely just kind of pushed the update out so that existing players would see it, mess around with it, and wait to see if people start to complain that it broke other aspects of the game.
Even if they do post a detailed patch note sometime today, I would bet that they are going to wait a couple of days, or maybe until this weekend or at the beginning of Masters week to actually put a little hype behind this to try to get new sales.
I hope they are very successful in getting some new interest in the game with these new courses, and with the Jack aspect added to it. I exclusively play online Match or Foursome play, I haven't played a "quick match" or messed with any AI pros since the first week of release, but what they did with the Jack Nicklaus addition is an absolute blast. Very well done, and Jack and Arnold are my favorite players of all time. It's a great addition to the game that I had no idea was coming. I'm hoping they can add Gary Player and Tom Watson as well since they were part of the initial launch with the opening ceremony clip for the Masters. I would LOVE to play as those guys, against the other two in a pickup quick play match.
So let's just play the game, enjoy the new courses (which is a huge aspect of this update, probably the most significant update since the game was released), see if there are any bugs or broken aspects because of this patch, politely report them to EA if we find anything, and hope that they have a successful bump in interest and sales for this game during and after the Masters. We *want* them to sell more copies, we *want* them to keep this game alive and keep improving it throughout this year.
I still play this game almost every day, since early release, I love it. It has it's flaws, but I want it to be successful and for EA to keep allocating resources to continue to improve gameplay and add meaningful content.
