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About Super Video Golf
Super Video Golf is a turn‑based golf title that mixes classic 90s aesthetics with modern multiplayer options. Players can enjoy full‑size, pitch‑n‑putt, or mini‑golf courses under varying weather, day or night conditions.
The game offers a Career mode with six leagues and two knockout tournaments, plus a Free Play suite that supports up to eight local or online players, controller or keyboard input, and a robust customization system via the Steam Workshop.
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Career Leagues and Tournaments
Career mode spans six seasons across twelve courses, delivering thirty‑six games that culminate in league rankings. Finishing in the top three of a season unlocks cosmetic items usable elsewhere.
Two knockout tournaments add 1v1 rounds, offering trophies, unlockable cosmetics, and achievements for successful competitors.
- Aim for consistent top‑three finishes to steadily grow your cosmetic collection.
- Use the tournament’s 1v1 format to practice pressure shots before league play.
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Free Play Game Modes
Free Play includes Stroke Play, Stableford, Stableford Pro, Match Play, Skins, Multi‑target, Elimination, Nearest the Pin, Nearest the Pin+, and Clubset Shuffle. Several modes can be played as Teams, pairing human and CPU players with a single ball.
Leaderboards track performance per course, and monthly leaderboards reset to let players worldwide compete for top‑three trophies.
- Try Team Stableford to balance skill levels between human and CPU teammates.
- Experiment with Clubset Shuffle for varied club challenges each round.
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Multiplayer Connectivity
Up to eight players can join locally using 1‑4 compatible controllers or the PC keyboard, while online matches also support eight computers. A hybrid setup allows a single round to host sixteen participants by mixing local and online players.
The game supports LAN, online, and Steam Remote Play Together, enabling flexible couch co‑op or remote sessions.
- Combine local and online players to fill a full sixteen‑player round for larger gatherings.
- Utilise LAN PvP for low‑latency local network matches.
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Customization and Steam Workshop
Players can personalise avatars, hair styles, balls, and headwear, with additional items available through the Steam Workshop. The clubhouse records personal stats, score history, and awards earned from monthly challenges and club league play.
Workshop support also permits users to upload custom creations, expanding the pool of cosmetic options beyond the base game.
- Visit the Workshop regularly to discover fresh cosmetic items that match your style.
- Check the clubhouse stats to identify which courses you excel at and tailor your gear accordingly.
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Difficulty Settings and Practice Tools
Three club sets—Casual, Regular, and Pro—let players select the challenge level they prefer. CPU opponents feature adaptive skill that scales with the player’s progress, ensuring a consistent challenge curve.
A tutorial and driving range provide offline practice opportunities, and monthly challenges offer additional solo goals, while the club league pits personal progress against CPU opponents over 24‑round seasons.
- Start with Casual clubs to learn game flow before moving to Regular or Pro sets.
- Use the driving range to experiment with club performance before entering league matches.
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