Super Video Golf

Super Video Golf is a 90s-styled, turn-based golf game with full-sized courses, pitch 'n' putt courses and mini golf. You can play in different weather conditions, by day or night, and choose solo play, local play or online matches. Games support up to 8 players locally or online; combining local and online players allows up to 16 in a round.

Courses and game modes

Free Play lets you choose from a range of formats:

• Stroke Play
• Stableford
• Stableford Pro
• Match Play
• Skins
• Multi-target
• Elimination
• Nearest the Pin
• Nearest the Pin+
• Clubset Shuffle

Stroke Play and Stableford can also be played as team games, with human and CPU players pairing up to compete with a single ball. You can add CPU players to fill out a team, practise against them or have them compete against one another. Their skill adapts as your level increases.

Career and challenges

Career mode spans 6 seasons across 12 courses and 36 games, divided into 6 leagues. Place in the top 3 of a season to unlock cosmetic rewards, including balls, headwear and avatars for use in Career and Free Play. Two knockout tournaments add a series of 1v1 rounds, with trophies, cosmetics and achievements at stake.

Solo play also includes Monthly Challenges and a club league. Monthly Challenges begin at the start of each month. The club league runs for 24 rounds, awards the top 3 players and increases CPU difficulty from season to season to match your progress. The clubhouse records personal statistics, including time spent on each course, score history and awards from Monthly Challenges and the club league. It also contains a few arcade games.

Practice and progression

A tutorial and driving range provide offline practice, and the driving range has online leaderboards. Free Play course leaderboards are online as well. Milestones in Career and Free Play unlock features such as the clubhouse and course remixer, which lets you arrange available holes into a custom course, along with items such as clubs, balls, headwear and avatars.

Variable difficulty lets you choose Casual, Regular or Pro club sets. You can upgrade clubs at the Equipment Counter, and customise your character with different designs, hairstyles and balls. CPU players can also be added to games, with their adaptive skill increasing the challenge as your level rises.

Online competition and customisation

New leaderboards are created each month, with trophies for players who place in the top 3 in Free Play. Player statistics are tracked by year, month and week and can be viewed in the clubhouse. Steam Workshop support provides customisation options including balls, headwear, avatars, voices and flags, and lets you upload creations to share.