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Play Lee Treuino's Fighting Golf Online

Pick your golfer, watch the wind mess with your shots, and try not to yell when your putt rolls just past the hole—this old NES game turns golf into weirdly tense arcade drama.

Developer: SNK
Genre: Sports
Released: 1988
File size: 256 bytes
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Game Overview

Lee Trevino's Fighting Golf is one of those NES sports games that looks simple at first—until you realize how weirdly intense it gets. You pick from four golfers (including Trevino himself as "Super Mex"), each with their own quirks—some drive farther but struggle on putting, others are more balanced. The "Fighting" in the title is a total mislead though—no punches thrown, just good old golf rivalry.

What makes it fun is how snappy the controls feel for an 8-bit golf game. You’ve got that classic power meter for swings, and the wind actually messes with your shots in a way that feels fair. Played it with a friend recently, and we ended up shouting at the screen over missed putts more than we expected. It’s got that arcade-y vibe where every hole feels like a mini-drama.

Not the deepest golf sim out there, but it’s got charm and just enough strategy to keep you coming back.

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