Hello and welcome to another episode of Defunct Games Golf Club, my name is Cyril Lachel and today we're going to take a look at Hal's Hole in One Golf on the Super Nintendo. I'll admit, this has been a rough few weeks on the golf tour. So far my best score is 10 over par, and last week I hit +19. That's no good. Even with this uplifting music in the background, I'll confess to being a little bummed out by my performance. Who knows, maybe Hole in One Golf will be my thing. Let's find out.

Today we're playing Hal's Hole in One Golf on Super NES. Brace yourself for Mode 7 action!


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Don't miss our brand new review of Ninja Golf, written by the incredible Adam Wallace. Check back every Thursday for more golf reviews from Adam, all part of the Defunct Games Golf Club.

I mentioned at the start of this review marathon that golf is one sport that's very conducive to video games. The reason I mentioned before is that real golf is a very expensive and time-consuming activity. Another reason why golf is great for video games is that the set-up of the sport itself leaves plenty of room for gonzo concepts that would never show up on a real course. There's plenty that can be added to the concept of whacking a ball toward a hole. So, let's start with adding ninjas. [Read More]

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