World Tour Golf

Moby ID: 5092

Released

1985 on DOS

Credits

14 people

Releases by Date (by platform)

Publishers

Electronic Arts, Inc.

Moby Score

7.1

#11,591 of 23.6K

Critics

72% (10)

Players

(19)

Ranking

#1,145 on Amiga

Collected By

7 players

Genre: Sports
Perspective: 3rd-person (Other)
Top-down
Sport: Golf

DOS Specs

Business Model: Commercial
Media Type: 3.5" Floppy Disk, 5.25" Floppy Disk
Input Devices Supported: Keyboard
Number of Offline Players: 1-4 Players

Description official description

World Tour Golf lets you play over a dozen well known courses, including Augusta and Pebble Beach. A split screen gives you an overhead view of the hole and a 3-D view. The control uses multiple button presses to set pace and draw/fade - fortunately a Driving Range is included to practice on. When you select a club, its range is superimposed on the view, making planning shots easier. Wind, pin placement and even weather conditions must be considered as you play your shot. Also included is a course architect for creating new courses or modifying existing ones.

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Games with manual lookup copy protection

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Credits (DOS version)

14 People

Design	Paul Reiche III Evan Robinson Nicky Robinson
Programming	Paul Reiche III Evan Robinson Nicky Robinson
Original Concept	Paul Reiche III Evan Robinson Nicky Robinson
Graphics / Artwork	Dan Silva
Music	Tommy V. Dunbar
Music / Sound Programming	David Warhol
Producer	Don L. Daglow
Assistant Producer	J. David Koch
Technical Director	Jeff Johannigman Dan Silva
Testing Coordinator	Roland Kippenhan III
Product Manager	Don Traeger
Art Director	Nancy L. Fong
Package Design	Michael LaBash
Package Photography	Steven Unze

Reviews

Critics

Average score: 72% (based on 10 ratings)

Players

Average score: 3.5 out of 5 (based on 19 ratings with 0 reviews)

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Trivia

Copy protection

World Tour Golf's copy protection has you identify which course an overhead view of a hole is from. The list of possibles are scattered throughout the manual. Should you fail the copy protection, you can still play the game, but only the first two holes.