Classic Golf

The game includes directions, game charts, and scorecards. All you need to provide is a pencil and a pair of dice.

The Pro Edition includes the complete 1980-2003 PGA Tour player rosters and events, instructions, game charts, and scorecards. Campaign game rules help you replay or create a complete season from the "Hope" to the Tour Championship with statistics, tournament earnings, and post-season awards.

The Ryder Cup Edition includes the 1991-1999 American and European teams. Special rules show you how to select your own Ryder Cup teams during a Classic Golf season. An excellent strategy game, the Ryder Cup can be played solitaire, but is highly recommended for two players. Requires the Classic Golf Pro Edition, Starter Edition, or Deluxe Edition to use this module.

The Deluxe Edition includes the Pro and Ryder Cup editions at a premium rate.

The Starter Edition is a discount set that includes a few recent seasons, instructions, game charts, and scorecards. Add-ons are available to complete the set.

CLASSIC GOLF is a quick-play game that lets players replay actual tournaments. Here is your chance to recreate history. How would Tom Watson fare against Jack Nicklaus in a repeat of their famous 1982 U.S. Open duel at Pebble Beach? Could Tiger repeat his incredible run of six consecutive victories over the 2000-2001 seasons? These and other questions wait to be answered. To see how a match is played, click here for a demonstration.

Players are rated according to scoring average, top-10 finishes, and winning percentages. Tournaments are rated according to actual course statistics for a given year. Players can have hot and cold streaks. Weather can impact the tournament field at varying times. An action chart and a pair of dice determine a player’s 18-hole score for a round, but on the final day, the top players can attempt a rally to catch-up or put away the field. You can complete a four-round tournament in as little as two hours. Replay complete seasons or create your own circuit. Play medal or match-play formats. Use the inter-year feature for all-time great tournaments.