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*In 2011, it was among the NES games that were released for free download as part of the [[3DS]]'s [[3DS Virtual Console#Ambassador_Program|Ambassador Program]]. It later received a normal eShop release in 2012.
 
*In 2011, it was among the NES games that were released for free download as part of the [[3DS]]'s [[3DS Virtual Console#Ambassador_Program|Ambassador Program]]. It later received a normal eShop release in 2012.
 
*It was also released for the [[Wii U Virtual Console]] in 2014.
 
*It was also released for the [[Wii U Virtual Console]] in 2014.
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*In 2016, it was among the games included in the Japanese edition of the [[NES Classic Edition]], known as the Famicom Mini.
  
 
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Revision as of 18:54, 15 June 2018

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NES Open Tournament Golf
Developer Nintendo R&D1
Publisher Nintendo
System NES, Arcade, Virtual Console, 3DS Virtual Console. Wii U Virtual Console
Release Date NES
US September 1, 1991
JP September 20, 1991
EU June 18, 1992
Arcade
1991
Wii Virtual Console
EU May 11, 2007
US June 18, 2007
JP July 24, 2007
3DS Virtual Console
August 31, 2011 (Ambassador)
US July 5, 2012
JP August 8, 2012
EU August 23, 2012
Wii U Virtual Console
JP January 15, 2014
EU February 6, 2014
US March 6, 2014
Rating ESRB: E

NES Open Tournament Golf is a golf game for the NES that features Mario and Luigi as golfers. The Japanese version is called Mario Open Golf and is different from the American version in some ways.

Gameplay

NES Open Tournament Golf has three course: US Course, Japan Course, and UK Course. The aim is, of course, to hit the ball across the green and into the hole.

There are several different modes. Stroke Play allows the player to move up in rank. In Match Play, the player is challenged by a computer player. Tournament Mode gives the player the choice to choose Stroke Play or Match Play. Depending on the player's score and rank, they'll earn prize money.

There is also Clubhouse Mode that acts as an Option menu.

Legacy

This is notable as the first sports game to feature Mario. Additionally, Golf is thought to be loosely based on this game.

Ports/Remakes