Arnold Palmer Tournament Golf
A golf game with no save feature but password support.
Arnold Palmer Tournament Golf is a golf video game released for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis. In Japan it was titled Ozaki Naomichi no Super Masters, bearing the name of golfer Naomichi Ozaki. It is one of several early Sega sports games that added a celebrity athlete's name to the title when localized from Japan, though Arnold Palmer appears only on the box cover and title screen and is not referenced in the game itself.
Quick Facts
- Developer
- Sega
- Composer
- Tokuhiko Uwabo
- Released
- September 9, 1989 (JP)
- October 1989 (NA)
- January 1991 (PAL)
- Genre
- Sports
- Modes
- Single-player, Multiplayer
- Platforms
- Genesis
Facts from the source article.
Connections to Sega franchises
Pressing the start button allows changing the music and toggling a gallery cheer upon completing a hole. Opa-Opa from the Fantasy Zone series appears as the cursor in the pause menu. A secret Fantasy Zone level can be accessed by hitting the ball 100 times on the first hole of any course without holing out, then entering up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, and A on the game over screen; this level freezes after a certain number of enemies are killed and cannot be returned to without resetting. Alex Kidd appears in Tournament Mode after nine holes of each round, during so-called Coffee Breaks.
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