Bandai Golf Challenge Pebble Beach Nintendo NES, 1989)

Played on an 18-hole course riddled with rises, trees, patches of thick grass (called roughs), bunkers, slopes, and water hazards along the seaside, Bandai Golf: Challenge Pebble Beach is a traditional golf game for one or two players with a built-in difficulty level feature allowing you to input your handicap and choose between teeing off from the back tee or the regular tee. You must also consider the direction and speed of the wind, and depending on the club and shot you choose, control the ball's flight, direction, and spin. Add a cross-sectional and overhead view of holes with two close-up camera angles of the action when you are shooting on the greens and the player with the lowest score at the end of 18 holes wins the game.