True Golf Classics: Waialae Country Club - SNES Gameplay

Three holes in True Golf Classics: Waialae Country Club for the SNES. Actual console play. Not emulated. Waialae Country Club has the most realistic and attractive graphics of any golf game I've played on either the SNES or the Genesis. Like most 16-bit golf simulations, the sound effects are minimal. In-game background music is non-existent; however, the music played on the game setup screen is one of the grooviest pieces of music I've ever heard on the SNES. Gameplay is typical of that found in other 16-bit titles. Obviously, Waialae Country Club is limited to one course, but there are multiple game modes, including a decent tournament. Being forced to scroll through the current tournament standings at the end of each hole before being allowed to continue on is a major annoyance, however. Waialae Country Club isn't as effortlessly engaging as say, PGA Tour Golf, or one of the arcade-style golf games on the SNES, but it's a challenging and rewarding game and definitely one of the better golf titles of its era.