Lee Trevino's Fighting Golf

01.03.1988
Genre: Sport
Lee Trevino's Fighting Golf is a Golf Sim game, developed and published by SNK, which was released in 1988.

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31.12.1990

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01.06.1992

The biggest name in golf brings you the most realistic and feature-backed golf simulation ever! Play on two of Jack Nicklaus' favorite courses or design an unlimited number of your own. One to four players can compete on beginner and expert levels. You control every detail of the action. The password feature even lets your take a break. If you're ready to play against the best, JACK NICKLAUS GOLF is your game!

01.08.1992

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31.12.1985

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21.09.1994

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01.01.1970

A game promoted by Australian rugby player Andrew "ET" Ettingshausen

25.09.1998

A Japanese exclusive golf game for the original Game Boy.