Microsoft Golf 1999 Edition

Take your golfing game to seven different authentically recreated courses. With over a dozen different scoring modes, Zone and LAN multiplayer support, this game has plenty of options for you to play even if you've never laid hands on a golf club before. Full tutorial and quickstart options ease you into the game. Multiple swing methods and customizations keep the game catering to you, not the other way around.

A golf simulation game featuring 7 courses and 18 golf clubs. Players can customize their golfer and choose different swing and click methods. The multiplayer had support for Microsoft's Internet Gaming Zone as well.

Up to four virtual golfers can play on a choice of four lavish 18-hole golf courses around the world. The backgrounds and players are photo-realistic and the game features many sound effects and voice options.

Golf Tour is a full-featured 3D golf simulation featuring and entertaining single mode. Golf Tour 3D delivers all the elements of a golf game you would expect including a customizable set of golf clubs, a range of match and stroke play competitions, male and female golfer graphics and a range of golfer abilities.

Gravitee is golf in space, using real world Newtonian Physics. A quick tutorial mode will help you learn the basics, but only the most skilled will unlock the 20+ bonuses throughout the ten levels of play.

ArduGolf is a 3D Mini Golf game created for the ArduBoy.

Kolf is a miniature golf video game for Linux systems. The game is using an overhead view for it's courses that consists of various course hazards like slopes, sand traps, water and more.

Supershot Golf Robot is a Sports game, published by Crave, which was cancelled before it was released.

MicroProse Golf is a golf video game developed by The Thought Train and published by MicroProse. It was released in 1991 for Amiga and Atari ST. In 1992, an enhanced MS-DOS version, featuring golf instructor David Leadbetter, was released in the United States as David Leadbetter's Greens and in the United Kingdom as David Leadbetter's Golf. The game's variety was praised, and some critics considered it the best golf game available.

Golden Tee Golf, the golfing game phenomenon enjoyed by more than 20 million players over the past three decades, can now be played in the palm of your hand. Tee up and see if you can golf past the snowy tundra peaks in our wintery update! Tee it up any time, whether you crave a relaxing trip through the front 9 or a teeth-grinding challenge on windy bluffs. Play a free golf game with multiple, unique game modes, including daily challenges and multiplayer golf battles. Golden Tee Golf has it all: contests for big prizes. Diverse golfing equipment customization options. Golfer clothing choices with varied, detailed styles. Golf courses with intricate, white-knuckled designs. The trademark arcade gameplay that allows you TOTAL CONTROL. Tee off and make shots as quick and smooth as buttered lightning. Golden Tee Golf gives you the most detailed golfing game experience. Choose your golf club, get specialized golf balls, select your tees and customize your golfer. Control your golf swing with a swipe, select the best club for the job and monitor wind conditions and the terrain as you aim for a hole in one. The classic arcade game gets new life on your phone, creating the most authentic golf experience wherever you are.

Jun Classic C.C. & Rope Club is a continuation of the T&E Soft New 3D Golf Simulation series. It is played at the Jun Classic Country Club and the Rope Club in Tochigi Prefecture. Unlike most other games in this series, this one offers two golf courses each of which have three different routes of varying difficulty. The game itself is visually similar to other T&E Soft golf games released around the same time as it runs on what is largely the same engine. Compared to the fixed viewpoint camera of the predecessors, this game features a cinematic camera, along with optional free roaming "golf cart" mode that can be activated from the menu.

Golf Magazine: 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples, called Golf Magazine Presents 36 Great Holes Starring Fred Couples on the boxart and in Sega of Japan's archive, is a golf game developed by Flashpoint Productions and published by Sega exclusively for the Sega 32X. The player controls one of 24 professional golfers playing in 27 famous US golf courses. As the name suggests, there are 36 holes. Fred Couples is playable in the game and does commentary.