The Perfect Golf

Advice mode contains live-action videos and comments by Hiroshi Tahara (田原 紘), a professional golfer, as well as a detailed list of rules and manners with explanations and comic art representation.

The game mode covers over 250 real-life golf courses in Japan, letting the player go through any of them in 1, 9, or 18 holes play.

Several existing pre-defined characters modeled after professional golfers are available to play as, or you can generate your own golfer.

The game uses behind camera but offers many options through the menu before each hit, some of which lets you move around the golf terrain like focus on the flag in the distance, or check your position by displaying the top-down representation of a hole you're at.

Before hitting the ball you can select the club, where and how strong you wish to hit the ball, or change your stance.

After all is set for a hit, the red circle on the ball will blip in a loop becoming smaller which requires timing to hit it perfectly, while the strength of the hit is set at ease before and doesn't require you to dictate it at the gauge bar as most other golf games do.

A modified version of this game was released internationally as Tecmo World Golf ; it removes the pro golfer endorsement and reduces the number of playable courses to around 100.

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