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Hole in One

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Also known as
HAL's Hole in One Golf Jumbo Ozaki no Hole in One

A top-down golf simulation supporting up to four players in stroke or match play modes.

HAL's Hole in One Golf (Jumbo Ozaki no Hole in One) was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1991, with no earlier release on another platform.


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Released
1991
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Size
714.63 KB
Rating
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About Hole in One

Hole in One is a golf simulation for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The game presents its 18-hole courses from a top-down viewpoint.

Multiplayer options include stroke play for up to four participants and match play for direct competition. When facing the computer, players encounter an opponent equipped with metal clubs, which provide a distance advantage over standard wooden sets.

A password system allows players to save and revisit exceptional shots, such as eagles, double eagles, and holes in one.

Hole in One Screenshots

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Here's the title screen.
The main menu gives you options for stroke play, match play, a versus match against the computer, or even entering the *vaunted* HAL Classic Open.
The intro sequence, involving a picture-perfect chip-in.
Enter your name, if you aren't too ashamed of your golfing skills...
You also get to choose your club set for the match.
This sharp dress man welcomes you to the HAL Classic Open.
With all our options configured, it's time to tee off on the first hole!
...and we're off to a fine start...
Every hole has a mode-7 fly by to let you know what' you're up against.
You can also check terrain elevations on the handy topographical grid map.
Time to plan out that approach shot...
Chips and putts oftentimes will switch to a zoomed in view of the hole if they're close to the pin.