Hot Shots Golf Open Tee: perfect score? -46, 10687 points, 10 hole-in-ones

So obviously, I cheated. This was done by using save states on the PPSSPP emulator and redoing shots many many times, there's no way anyone can even come close to this score otherwise. I also used a cheat code to unlock all of the characters and clubs so I don't have to complete the game to do this, although I have completed the game many times on my old PSP. As you can tell, this took me 3 hours and 48 minutes. Maybe one day I'll upload some unedited attempts on certain holes. There's one thing very interesting that I learned from doing this. In "training mode", if you redo the exact same shot the ball will end up in a slightly different place every time. But when you load save states and perform the exact same shot, the ball will ALWAYS do the EXACT same thing every time. In almost every hole, I would miss slightly to the left, aim the tiniest bit more right you can aim, and then I would miss slightly to the right. There's no possible way to aim in between so I was forced to change up my shot either by changing clubs, using a power shot, or changing the spin. Some holes, like holes 4, 10, and 15, may be flat out impossible in some instances depending on wind and stuff, and I was lucky I was able to hole-in-one them. Hole 6 and maybe hole 3 might be possible to hole-in-one depending on wind and hole position, but they were not possible in my run. For a long time I didn't think I could hole-in-one hole 10 because it seemed I could only reach the hole by landing my impact on the rightmost black point on the meter which surrounds the ball with stars when hit. I learned that spin does not effect these shots in any way whatsoever, and there was no perfect aim that was possible. Luckily, I realized I could also reach the hole with backspin and sidespin and there was a perfect aim. On hole 15, I was barely able to reach the hole, even when bouncing off the water (which makes the ball go much further). I was very lucky I was just able to reach and find the perfect aim.