True Golf Classics: Pebble Beach for SNES

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Review #649

True Golf Classics: Pebble Beach

Redrawing like internet images in 1995

SNES 1991 T&E Soft Sports Sports › Golf
True Golf Classics: Pebble Beach screenshot for SNES
Screenshot used for review/reference purposes.
2 / 5

Gameplay

Standard controls with a decent power meter that's easy to use. It's one that goes from 100 to 0 like the Tecmo Bowl kicking meter though, so sometimes you'll completely muff the ball. Best to just pick the next club and aim for 90%.
The game plays fairly quickly which I appreciate. It's comically slow to adjust the direction but it's almost charming how slow the screen redraws.
The only real problem is that the green has elevation but you can't see it so putting is unpredictable.

1 / 5

Level Design

Only one course. All the usual modes of play including skins and match play. Standard fare.

2 / 5

Theme

Boring golf. The production value isn't bad...for a golf game.

2 / 5

Art Style

Eh, it's better than garbage like Mechrobot Golf and the PGA games, but not by much.

2 / 5

Audio

Decent sounds

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