Golf arcade game for mobile
PGA TOUR Golf Shootout is a free sports title for mobile devices by developer Concrete Software, Inc. It’s a golf arcade game that takes inspiration from the PGA Tour matches that happen throughout the United States. It features maps that are based on real-life courses from the Tournament Players Club.
Compared to other games like WHAT THE GOLF or King of the Course Golf, PGA Tour Golf Shootout takes a more realistic approach to its gameplay and presentation. It also boasts both single-player and multiplayer modes with one vs one matches with other players from all over the world.
Golf course tour
The PGA Tour is responsible for organizing some of the biggest golf tournaments in the United States and certain parts of the world. It also serves as an inspiration for video games to let fans enjoy playing the sport. They’re commonly divided into casual arcade-like fares or those that focus on realism and authenticity. PGA Tour Golf Shootout is a game that attempts to mix both.
It offers two game modes, with the first being a single-player experience that lets you learn, practice, and enter tournaments. The other is multiplayer wherein you can challenge friends or other players in one-on-one matches across five TCP-inspired courses across more than 85 holes. In addition, there are various daily challenges that you can take on for a chance to receive exciting rewards.
What’s more, there are over 50 golf clubs to collect, each one having unique stats and abilities that give you an edge against opponents. Now, for a game that tries to mimic real-world experiences, certain gameplay factors like wind speed are inconsistent. There are times when the faintest of breeze can knock your shots out of bounds, while strong gusts don’t affect them at all.
Take your swing
All in all, PGA Tour Golf Shootout is a fun golf game if you’re looking to play something more casual. There are multiple courses available that are all based on real life, paired with arcade-like gameplay to make for a compelling experience. Some elements like wind speed do need more tweaks to be more realistic, but aside from that, this is worth checking out.
