Good Golf Game?
Mick F. Cantarella
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Can any one reccomend a good Mac golf game? Please E-mail me with any
sugestions. Thanks, -Mick
Chris Wilson
Mick_F._C...@eastnet.com wrote:
>Can any one reccomend a good Mac golf game? Please E-mail me with any
>sugestions. Thanks, -Mick
Links Pro. Courses are excellent, graphics fantastic. Only problem is I
like it so much I don't do too much homework between that and Marathon
demo....
Chris
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Martin Levesque
> Can any one reccomend a good Mac golf game? Please E-mail me with any
> sugestions. Thanks, -Mick
Sure. Try PGA Golf II, this one is really great with your golfer trying
to make the cut of several tournaments and competting against some of the
best pros in the game. Really cool graphics and functions (ball Cam).
What's fun about this game is that you play against really good players
and not just against yourself or a friend.
If you are more into graphics, try Links for Mac. This game as incredible
graphics from real courses all around the world (i own already three
courses and thinking of buying a forth one). The problem with this one is
that it require a lot of RAM and that when you buy the game, there just
one course to play on compared to four with PGA Golf II. So depending on
what you are searching for, these two are really good and fun to play.
Marty
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great speaking with you
hope to hear from you Have a nice day
Santtu Korpinen
Mail order companies (like MacConnection, MacWarehouse) don't advertise
them selves in MacUser or MacWorld that much anymore or at least their
ads are much smaller and not so "catalog like" like they used to be. It
used to be so easy to just pick up a magazine and check out their
catalogs.
I can't afford a phone call to the USA just to ask the prize of some
software.
What would be another way to get the catalogs of some mail order
companies?
Are they available in internet?
I'm planning to get a few games for Christmas.
I know that I definitely want Marathon and maybe Rebel Assault.
Could you help me to list a few more? (and where to get them and for
how much?)
Thanks for your help!!
Santtu Korpinen
san...@freenet.hut.fi
Dozier Curt
>Sure. Try PGA Golf II, this one is really great with your golfer trying
...
>If you are more into graphics, try Links for Mac. This game as incredible
>what you are searching for, these two are really good and fun to play.
>Marty
How does Mac Golf Classic compare?
Thanks
-Curt