One of the first SNES golf games released in America, and even with its age badly showing through, it's still makes for a good looking, fast playing, overall fun round of old-skool video golf.
the best 2 dollars ive ever spent for a game.This game just has that classic video game feel everything to the catchy music at the end of each hole and the graphics as well i alaways pop this one in every summer
Anyone ever get a hole in one on here? What happens.. I like when I hit the trees that are 50 yards behind the pin yet the ball will lie next to the hole
Other than the color palette being lower and not being in English, the JP only Megadrive/Genesis version is way better than this. It has a larger screen size, runs a little bit faster, and most importantly has a really nice soundtrack in-game whereas the SNES one has no music at all in-game. Makes the game way more enjoyable, imo.
After hearing the great title screen music in ZetaPlays' brief look at this game, I downloaded the SPC set and found out that the Japanese version included "Hawaiian Course", another good song. I can't believe they removed it from this version; Sure, birds are more realistic than a ukelele(?) playing a nice tune while you golf, but it feels like a downgrade. Sadly, the Mega Drive/Genesis version's soundtrack isn't on HCS64, but I listened to it in UA-cam videos and it includes that song as "BGM 1", and actually has *even more* songs than the Super Famicom version during gameplay! I'm still confused about why they made this localized version slightly worse by removing that song. Still, the MD/GEN version does have _those extra songs,_ so it definitely has advantages over the SFC (and especially SNES) versions sound-wise.
It is a shame T&E SOFT wasted all of their time, talent and effort on these worthless Golf games. If only they released Rune Worth, Rune Worth, 2, and 3, Sword World, and Sword World here in the United States and on the Super Nintendo.
One of the first SNES golf games released in America, and even with its age badly showing through, it's still makes for a good looking, fast playing, overall fun round of old-skool video golf.
I actually just picked this game up today for 50 cents. It's pretty neat as far as golf games go.
the best 2 dollars ive ever spent for a game.This game just has that classic video game feel everything to the catchy music at the end of each hole and the graphics as well i alaways pop this one in every summer
Never knew that this game was originally on the SNES. I've always known and played the one on the N64
Haven't played this game since I was a kid. Memories
please continue play without delay.
I loved this golf game so much graphics were good and very fun 😊❤
Oh shit I played so many rounds of golf on that game.
0:20 Everybody dance!!!
Hey! Have you done NES Open Tournament Golf yet?
Those digitized mugshots seem extremely creepy for some reason.
Anyone ever get a hole in one on here? What happens.. I like when I hit the trees that are 50 yards behind the pin yet the ball will lie next to the hole
Alot diff. Than the N64 vers.
Other than the color palette being lower and not being in English, the JP only Megadrive/Genesis version is way better than this. It has a larger screen size, runs a little bit faster, and most importantly has a really nice soundtrack in-game whereas the SNES one has no music at all in-game. Makes the game way more enjoyable, imo.
After hearing the great title screen music in ZetaPlays' brief look at this game, I downloaded the SPC set and found out that the Japanese version included "Hawaiian Course", another good song. I can't believe they removed it from this version; Sure, birds are more realistic than a ukelele(?) playing a nice tune while you golf, but it feels like a downgrade.
Sadly, the Mega Drive/Genesis version's soundtrack isn't on HCS64, but I listened to it in UA-cam videos and it includes that song as "BGM 1", and actually has *even more* songs than the Super Famicom version during gameplay! I'm still confused about why they made this localized version slightly worse by removing that song. Still, the MD/GEN version does have _those extra songs,_ so it definitely has advantages over the SFC (and especially SNES) versions sound-wise.
It is a shame T&E SOFT wasted all of their time, talent and effort on these worthless Golf games. If only they released Rune Worth, Rune Worth, 2, and 3, Sword World, and Sword World here in the United States and on the Super Nintendo.