SELECT MENU
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STROKE PLAY Competition by total strokes after 18 holes.
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MATCH PLAY Competition by total strokes of holes won.
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NASSAU GAME Competition by points on each hole.
CHARACTER SELECTION
Select one player out of four with joystick and press "A" button.
COURSE SELECTION
Select either "TOP PLAYERS COUNTRY CLUB" or "SNK CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE". In the case of Nassau Game, select either "out 9 holes" or "in 9 holes".
CADDIE SELECTION
If you select "yes", the caddie will come up. You will not see her if you select "no".
PLAYER 1 SHOT SCREEN
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③ Mode to see the mode you are in
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⑤ Caddie mode or yards left to the green.
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⑨ Number of strokes you've taken on the hole
SELECT MODE
WHEN "SHOT" IS SELECTED
Use joystick to change the ball's direction. When you press the "A" button, the gauge will start moving. Press "A" button again for fixed position of gauge. This will determine the "ball type" and "distance of ball".
When player is about to hit the ball, move the joystick up for a top spin low ball and down for a back spin ball.
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① Fade (to the right) Breaks to the right the most when the position of the gauge is above ①.
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3. Draw (to the left) Breaks to the left the most when the position of the gauge is above 3.
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Straight ball Full swing when the position of the gauge is in the center of 2.
WHEN "COURSE" IS SELECTED
Every time you press the "A" button, the course, green and whole view of course are changeable. You can scroll the course screen with the joystick.
WHEN "CLUB" IS SELECTED
Make club selection with the "A" or "B" button. The distance of the ball by each club is variable due to the wind or lie.
WHEN "CADDIE" IS SELECTED
The caddie will give you advice.
WHEN "SCORECARD" IS SELECTED
Scorecard is shown by pressing "D" button in mode selection screen.
SITUATION
RULES FOR EACH GAMES
Stroke Play
Competition by total strokes after 18 holes. Player with the least amount of strokes is the winner.
Match Play
The player with the least strokes after each hole will be the winner of that hole. When the winning number is the same as that of the remaining hole, it is a dummy hole and it will be "game over" unless the player behind wins that hole.
Nassau Game
Wins or losses are decided by points made on either holes 1 thru 9 or holes 10 thru 18. The player with the most points after 9 holes is the winner. A one stroke difference is equal to 10 points. The player with more wins after the 9 holes can get 50 points.
Contest winner (driving contest, near pin contest, hole in one) will get 20 points per contest as bonus points. (winner can take points from the loser). The player with the most points is the winner.
In a Nassau game, the "press" rule is in effect for a chance of reversal. In the final hole, the player who is 2 strokes behind and cannot win even if he gets this hole will be given the right to declare "press". If you get that hole, your score goes to zero. If the player behind gets points by the number of strokes and bonuses, he can reverse the game. However, if you lose, you must give double the lost points. ie: 100 points to the winner.
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The decision to "press" will be shown on the screen before it starts.
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Only the player behind can declare "press" and the leader must accept.
LOCAL RULE
Golf Local Rule
OB
When ball drops into out of bounds zone.
Woods & Sea
It is out of bounds and one stroke is added. You will go back to the previous spot.
Water
When the ball drops into the river or ponds, one stroke is added as a penalty and you should take your shot from a close place.
Give Up
When you hit double (or triple) the par, you will have a "give up" hole and you will proceed to the next hole.
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Some of the rules are altered from real golf rules.
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