World Class Leaderboard (1987)
Genres:Sport
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Now you have the opportunity to play the same courses that have challenged golf’s greatest legends. World class leaderboard features three famous 18-hole golf courses and each hole authentically reproduces the distance, traps, trees, rough and water hazards of:
-St. Andrews - The Most Revered Course in Golf
-Doral Country Club - The Florida Blue Monster
-Cypress Creek - The Largest and the Finest
The fourth course, designed specifically for “world class” is the “Gauntlet Country Club”. Only those who have mastered the best courses in the world should expect to come close to par at “The Gauntlet”.
“World Class” will challenge you with the same strategy and option decisions you face in your real game. And because the look and feel are so life-like, it may improve your actual golf game as well!Show more
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A childhood favorite and still one of the best golf games I've ever played. Also a rare game with printer support, which I hope you'll be able to preserve, we used to quite like printing out our results after a game.
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