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Timing your swing just right feels crisp—that little "ping" when you nail a shot never gets old, even when the wind pushes your ball into the rough. The chunky pixel courses make slopes and water hazards actually matter.

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Game Overview

If you've ever wanted a golf game that doesn't overcomplicate things but still makes you think about wind and slopes, Top Pro Golf 2 on the Genesis is quietly one of the best. The first thing you'll notice is how clean it feels—no clunky menus, just pick your club and swing. The timing takes a few tries to nail, but when you finally hit that perfect shot? The little "ping" sound and watching the ball arc just right is weirdly satisfying.

The courses look great for a 16-bit game, with these bright, chunky trees and water hazards that actually mess with your ball physics. I kept underestimating how much the wind would push my shots until I lost a few rounds to it. There's something about the way the game handles elevation changes too—hitting uphill feels heavier, like you can almost sense the resistance.

It's not as flashy as some other golf games from the era, but that's kind of the point. You just focus on playing, not gimmicks. By the third hole, you'll be squinting at the pixelated distance markers like a pro. Still holds up if you're into retro sports games.