While some of these alternate game types, like hockey, are tremendously fun, dunking can take some time to get used to. In addition to the usual golf, players can also partake in alternate modes such as basketball-style dunking, hockey, a Party Mode filled with different Mario Kart-like power-ups they can use on either themselves or their opponents, or even an Explore Mode that lets them use the Free-Cam for an unlimited time. Finally, there’s a light-up feature activated by the L1 Bumper, which is handy in darker areas. By pressing the Triangle Button, you can activate a special Free Camera Mode, which lets you roam about the course and scope out the path to the hole for a limited amount of time.Īn annoying downside to this mode is that the game still counts moving the camera forward in this mode as charging your shot when you exit it, which can be troublesome if one is too quick on the strike. The controls are fairly intuitive, but using the triggers to zoom in and out might take some getting used to. To swing the ball, players use the Right Stick to aim their shot, the Left Stick to apply power to their hit, the L2 and R2 Triggers to zoom the camera in and out and the X Button to shoot. Related: RBI Baseball 20 Review - Still Lacking Depth
The game’s graphics are bright, vivid and colorful, each course gets fitting and catchy background music, and there are a number of unlockable bonuses to bolster the presentation.
Just like in the real game, the goal is to get the ball into the hole in the least number of swings possible while avoiding all the different obstacles on the way, ranging from mundane water pits and sand traps to black holes and Caddyshack-style explosives. There are seven courses in total, ranging from your standard grassy golf course to spooky haunted houses, colorful Candyland-like worlds, and even a level based on developer Team17’s Worms series.
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