The Scottish Open: Virtual Golf

aka: Golf ni Ikō!: Tournament Leader, Tournament Leader, Virtual Golf

Released

1995 on DOS

Credits

20 people

Releases by Date (by platform)

Publishers

Developers

Core Design Ltd.

Moby Score

6.9

#13,407 of 162K

Critics

69% (15)

Ranking

#146 on SEGA Saturn
#1,165 on DOS

Collected By

4 players

Genre: Simulation
Sports
Perspective: 3rd-person (Other)
Sport: Golf
Misc: Licensed

DOS Specs [ all ]

USK Rating: 0 (ohne Altersbeschränkung)

Business Model: Commercial
Media Type: 3.5" Floppy Disk
Input Devices Supported: Mouse

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Description

In the golf simulator you are allowed to win in Scottish Open on Championship Golf Courses, including The Bowery, Kilmarney, Penperro, and Carnoustie. There are many players in the game, who can rise during the playing. You can choose, edit or create one of them. Choosing a club, striking a ball, and counting turns, you have to beat your opponents, taking into account wind and height of landscape.

The game employs 3 different camera angles to capture the most realistic aspect on the course.

Spellings

ゴルフに行こう！トーナメント・リーダー - Japanese PlayStation title spelling
トーナメント・リーダー - Japanese Sega Saturn title spelling

Groups +

Setting: Scottish

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Credits (DOS version)

20 People (12 developers, 8 thanks) · View all

Original Code	Jon Hilliard
Graphics	Jason Gee
Music	Martin Iveson
SFX	Martin Iveson
Game Design	Jason Gee Jon Hilliard Guy Miller
Course Designer	Simon Berry
Game Text	Simon Berry
Voiceovers	Guy Miller
Quality Control	Tziano Cirillo Troy Horton Jamie Morton Darren Price David Ward
Operations Director	Adrian E. Smith
Creative Manager	Guy Miller
Produced by	Jeremy Heath-Smith (credited as Jeremy Smith)
Thanks to	everyone at Carnoustie links course Paul Douglas (for coding support) Nathan McCree (for recording some of the speech) Simon Phipps (for the right mouse button club select) Simon Berry (for professional golfing dude posture advice) Heeley's restaurant in Derby[for an atmosphere condusive to scribbling ideas down on the back of a menu] that bar-person at that hotel in Dundee[for not serving after hours]
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