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 Sure it's not the real thing, but.... April 24, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
We have a blast with it! We love to play it with guests that come over that have never played. They enjoy it and don't have to be perfect!
Sure it doesn't have nearly the features of the 'real thing', but hey! you're sitting on your couch relaxing - and it IS a good (far less featured) duplicate. The only thing that disappoints me is that you can't enter your name. So, you have to remember if you're 1, 2, 3, etc. Big deal.
I read the reviews on here before I bought mine and was expecting a piece of junk. To tell you the truth, it was for my husband, who LOVES the real game too. Well, he fell all over it! And so did I. Great 'little' version!
I would definately recommend this to a friend!
 Not exactly like your bar golden tee experience -- but fun! January 18, 2007
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this for my boyfriend as he is an avid fan of playing Golden Tee for countless hours at the bar. The actual joystick and game are very similar to the bar version, although the graphics are somewhat reminiscent of Nintendo circa 1990. Regardless, a fun, well priced way to simulate the game in your own home!
 A lot of fun.. for about 10 minutes January 8, 2007
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
I picked this up as I hadn't played golden tee in years, and thought it was a worthwhile 35 bucks. I got it home, played it, enjoyed it with a few people, and still enjoy it with a few people. However, you will get very bored with this, very fast. The game, while the graphics don't really deter me... there is not much differentiation in power levels. Also... if you slice or hook the ball, the game allows you to hit 475+ yard drives consistantly. That may sound amazing, but it gets really boring when you finish a round -24.
The trackball is very stiff, and extremely easy to gain full power on. The problem is that this game requires very little finess. It's hit it as hard as you can with the right club.
There is only one course, and after you play it with your buddies twice you are bored with it. IT isn't the real golden tee, but hey.. it is 40 bucks. I've bought video games for much more than that with less staying power.
If you are a golden tee fanatic, you will probably not enjoy this game. IF you take it as a game away from the real golden tee, then you will enjoy it. Don't expect to be playing this every day, or spending hours and hours mastering it.
This game is worth having around, but it is nothing spectacular.
 Don't waste your money December 14, 2006
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
I bought this from Target and wish I hadn't now. The images on the box are deceiving. I think Atari or orginal Nintendo may have had better graphics than this! It's not even close to the game you'd play at the local tavern or bowling alley. What a waste of money, hope you don't waste yours on this too because you will be GREATLY disappointed!
Not golden tee December 9, 2006
18 out of 19 found this review helpful
I am now the laughing stock of my friends, why because I payed money for the lamest excuse of a 8 bit console tv plug and play ever. My atari plug and play has better graphics and feel than this. There are bars that have the projected GTEE screen that makes the game all most real I feel my little tv had to much resolution for this toy making it feel not so real in fact in two words "it sucks".
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