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World Class Leaderboard (1987) Commodore 64 Zzap!64 magazine rated it a massive 94% "Quite simply the apex in golfing simulations, tough, demanding, challenging and requires far more skill and strategy than previous versions." Were you a fan?

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Фото профиля Charles Hawn

Charles Hawn1 год назад

Sports is my least favorite type of computer games. That said I did play this game on and off when I got a "Backup" of it.

Фото профиля A View From Mauritius 🇲🇺

A View From Mauritius 🇲🇺1 год назад

What a game

Фото профиля Martin Linklater

Martin Linklater1 год назад

An amazing game for the C64 !

Фото профиля What DoUBelieve

What DoUBelieve1 год назад

Loved it. It was the best Commodore golf game for any platform.

Фото профиля Primecrew

Primecrew1 год назад

I just had leaderboard, I think. Always loved the way it drew in.

Фото профиля Commodore Computer Museum 🕹

Commodore Computer Museum 🕹1 год назад

All of the Leaderboard games were a lot of fun.

Фото профиля Mart Retro

Mart Retro1 год назад

Yes. Great game. The best golfing game available at the time

Фото профиля GFernandez

GFernandez1 год назад

Oh yes most definitely! Multilayer with mates - great memories. There was nothing anyone near this in golf games at the time.

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ColossalCrib1 год назад

My brother and I learnt every course, every stroke to get the lowest score possible.

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