Waialae Country Club: True Golf Classics[Edit][Talk]
Waialae Country Club: True Golf Classics is a Nintendo published game for the Nintendo 64 that was released in America and Europe in 1998 (note: the game was not released in Japan). The game took place in Honolulu, Hawaii, at the real life golf course at Waialae Country Club. The game only has 18 holes, though each one is masterfully recreated to create a life-like golfing simulation. Alterations to the course have been made after this game was released, so by today's standards it may not be as faithful of a recreation as it once was (for example, while the course was originally a par 72, it is now a 70).
Gameplay
The game is a golf title, and the first one to be released outside of Japan on the Nintendo 64. The game takes place on the real life course of Waialae Country Club in Hawaii, USA. The game's modes include:
Waialae Open: The game's primary game mode. No handicaps are allowed, and each player is a professional. The game mode does its best to faithfully recreate the real tournament in Hawaii.
Tournament: Extremely similar to Waialae Open that doesn't have as many restrictions.
Match Play: Multiplayer mode. Up to two players can compete. Rules are different from real golf, as the winner is the winner of each hole rather than the stroke total.
Skins: Multiplayer mode. Up to four players can compete, though at least two are required. Players collect money in this mode, and the winner is the one with the most money in the end.
Stroke Play: Single and multiplayer mode. Up to four players can compete, though a single-player can also play. Players stats aren't recorded as they are in the Waialae Open. Otherwise the mode is nearly the same.
Practice: You can practice on anyone of the 18 holes, though only by yourself.
