Pebble Beach Golf Links
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🙂 7.0/10
(Sega Saturn - US, Golf)
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Developed_By:
T&E Soft
Published_By:
Sega
Released On:
01 Jan 1995
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Pebble Beach Golf Links brings golf to life with its unique blend of strategy and skill. Players compete on the world-famous Pebble Beach golf course, surrounded by stunning scenery and challenging holes. The game's story mode features narration from professional golfer Craig Stadler, who guides players through various play modes and challenges.
Gameplay is where Pebble Beach Golf Links truly shines. With seven different play modes to choose from, including Tournament, Stroke Play, Skins Play, and Match Play, players can test their skills against each other or against the AI. Players can also create their own character and customize their golf clubs to suit their playing style. The game tracks player stats, such as handicaps and course records, adding an extra layer of realism to the game.
For those looking for a more relaxed experience, Watch Mode offers a chance to simply sit back and watch Craig Stadler take on the competition in a virtual golf tournament.
UPC-A:
010086811018 (USA)
eBay Product ID:
4213 (United States)
Sega Region Code:
81101 (United States)
ASIN:
B00004SW1J (United States)
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Number of Players Supported:
1-4 Players
Miscellaneous Attributes:
6-player Adapter
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Pebble Beach Golf Links is a sports simulation game that puts players in the high-stakes scenario of the Pebble Beach Open Tournament. Guided by professional golfer Craig Stadler, the player navigates the difficult ninth hole while battling weather conditions and their own previous mistakes. The objective is to use skill, strategy, and luck to secure a victory and bring home the championship trophy.
Story
Pebble Beach
Golf Links
The second day of the Pebble Beach Open Tournament brings both sounds and pictures. You were six under par at seven holes and feeling invincible.
Then you bogeyed the eighth hole with an out-of-bounds on the second shot. Your third shot landed beautifully, but straight into the bunker on the right side. A good placement on the green is a less than perfect substitute for a chip in, but beggars can't be choosers, right?
It could go either way as you head onto the ninth. You can feel the pressure in the air. The stiff breeze off the ocean isn't going to help you any, nor is the rain that's just starting.
Still, you're near the top of the competition. You're confident you can make the cut. Nothing's a sure thing, but with concentration, confidence, and a little luck, you plan to bring home that tournament cup!
Craig Stadler is inviting you personally to join him for the most exciting and challenging golf action you've ever seen. Experience this on the Pebble Beach Golf Links!
How to Play
Starting Up
Set up your Sega Saturn™ system as described in its instruction manual. Plug in Control Pad 1.
Place the Pebble Beach Golf Links disc, label side up, in the well of the CD tray and close the lid.
Turn on the TV or monitor and the Saturn. The Saturn logo will appear on screen. If nothing appears, turn the system off and make sure it is set up correctly before turning it on again.
The on-screen Control Panel appears next. Use the D-Button to select * and press Button C to start the game. The opening screens of the game appear.
If you wish to stop a game in progress or the game ends, press the Reset Button on the Saturn console to display the on-screen Control Panel.
Important: Your Sega Saturn CD disk contains a security code that allows the disk to be read. Be sure to keep the disk clean and handle it carefully. If your Sega Saturn system has trouble reading the disk, remove the disk, wipe it carefully, starting from the center of the disk and wiping straight out toward the edge.
Getting Started
Once you turn on your Sega Saturn, the Sega logos appear. If you have a Sega Saturn Backup cartridge inserted, and data has been saved on both the internal memory and Cartridge memory, you must select which RAM memory the game will read from. Move the D-Pad to one RAM memory slot and press Button A or C to load the data.
The T&E Soft logo appears next. If you don't have a backup RAM inserted, the T&E Soft logos appear after the Sega logo, followed by the Pebble Beach Golf Links introduction and Title screen. After a few moments a game demonstration begins. Press any button to return to the Title screen.
Press Start to see the Main Menu.
Main Menu
This is where it all starts. Highlight your choice using the D-Pad, and press Button A or C to select. Button B is used to return to the previous menu or screen.
The menu options include:
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Quick Start
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Select Game
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Continue
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Member Data
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Course Guide
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Check Records
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Options
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Guidance
Quick Start
The best way to get used to the button functions and gameplay when you're just beginning is to jump right in and play a round. This is a fast way to skip all the niceties and head right out to the first tee. Select this mode from the Main Menu and the default game (Stroke Play) appears.
Continue Game
You can pick up an earlier game right where you stopped playing. If there is no data saved, this function cannot be selected.
To save a game in progress, press Start to pause the game and open the Quit window. Use the D-Pad to highlight YES (you want to end gameplay) and press Button C. Next you have the option to save the game or not. Highlight YES to save the game as it stands, or NO to exit to the Main Menu without saving the game data.
Important: The Continue Game function records a game as it is played. Even if you don't choose to save the most recent game you've played, you'll lose any data from previously saved games, so be careful.
Course Guide
Before getting out on the links, you might want to see the lay of the land. The Course Guide displays the Pebble Beach Golf Links map. Information on the current hole (outlined in pink) is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Move the outliner anywhere on the links map with the D-Pad and press Button C to hear the "hole" story as described by Craig Stadler. To return to the map at any time during the explanation, press Button B. To return to the Main Menu, press Button B again.
Options
Change various game options here. Highlight an option by pressing the D-Pad up or down, and turn the option on or off by pressing the D-Pad left or right. Pressing Button B returns you to the Main Menu.
The available options are:
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Shot Path: Gives you a visual representation of the ball from takeoff to landing. (However, if the Ball Point View option is turned on, the Shot Path option is bypassed.)
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Course Guide: Craig Stadler talks you through each hole before you tee off.
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Ball Point View: Follows directly behind the ball from start to finish.
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Reverse View: After the ball lands, the view changes to a reverse angle.
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Caddie: Select ON to bring a caddie with you on the links, or OFF to display a map of the hole you're currently playing. (If the Caddie option isn't selected, the caddie will not appear on screen, even if you've selected a caddie photo.)
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Easy Shot: This eliminates the second half of the swing, thus avoiding hooks or slices.
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Stereo: Set the music and sounds of the game to play in mono or stereo sound.
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Execute Button: Change the button used to make selections (the default button is Button C).
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Cancel Button: Change the button used to cancel selections (the default button is Button B).
Select Game
Note: Have you created players yet? If you haven't, and want to, see page 17.
Pebble Beach Open
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Game Outline: You participate in the Pebble Beach Open, a four day tournament.
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Number of Players: Three players.
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Rules: The first two days consist of qualifying rounds, with only the top half of the field making it to the final two days.
Controls
Directional Pad (D-Pad)
Moves cursors and frames; Changes various number settings; Sets position of ball on tee ground (press left or right); Scans hole in play (press up or down); Sets directional line; Adjusts stance before hitting the ball; Selects the slice or hook on the shot; Moves the Cart Cam to view surroundings (press and hold to speed up the camera's movement); Scrolls through clubs; Selects back/topspin during the shot; Opens gameplay menus; Pauses game/resumes gameplay when paused; Makes various pre-game selections; Moves the Cart Cam forward (press up); Rotates the Cart Cam left or right (press left or right); Circles the green (press left or right); Zooms in or out on the green view (press up or down); Brings you back to the ball; Changes your direction; Selects a different club; Gives the ball a hook or a slice (press right or left)
Button A
Opens gameplay menus; Pauses game/resumes gameplay when paused; Makes various pre-game selections
Button B
Cancels selections; Returns to previous screen/menu; Brings you back to the ball
Button C
Makes various pre-game selections; Advances to next screen/menu
Button X
Displays your score during play
Button Y
Brings up a view of the green; Opens the green view
Button Z
Brings up the green grid
Start Button (Start)
Opens the Main Menu; Opens game end options
Left Shift Button
Speeds the movement of the directional line; Moves the Cart Cam to the left; Selects the maximum hook; Causes a larger shift in direction; Selects a different club
Right Shift Button
Speeds the movement of the directional line; Moves the Cart Cam to the right; Selects the maximum slice; Causes a larger shift in direction; Selects a different club
Tips & Maps
HELP
This mode gives you simple explanations of the screen indicators, shows you the basics of making shots in the games, and gives you a glossary of commonly used golf terms. Refer to this whenever you need a quick brush-up on your technique or use of the buttons.
Game Screen
Explains the visual indicators used in the game. Use the D-Pad to highlight an area of the Game screen. The explanation appears at the bottom of the screen.
Tee Up
Wondering where to tee up? Find out here!
Direction
Explains the visual indicators used in the game.
Club
Club selection and a list of the clubs with their yardage is displayed.
Stance
Take a look at the fancy footwork.
Shot
Explains the buttons and visual indicators used in making a shot.
Glossary
A list of the golf terms used in the game, with their meanings. Move the D-Pad up or down to highlight a word or phrase. The explanation appears at the bottom of the screen.
Exit
Returns you to the Main Menu.
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