Can Golf Be Anything?

Do you ever think that you know something, but it turns out that you don’t know it nearly as well as you thought? That has been my recent experience with golf. When I saw golf, for the first time, I just thought it was a strange sport where people didn’t know how to keep score properly. Also, I found it boring. Golf is a sport for those who possess a lot of patience. That is something I am still working on. Aside from its ruleset, there isn’t much I find interesting about the sport. Apparently, I wasn’t the only one who thought that. I have seen wacky golf games before, but What the Golf? is next-level wacky. Never have I seen a game so insanely bursting with different ways to play. And I do mean insane.

I have only been playing What the Golf? for a couple of hours and I can say it is the most unique golfing experience I’ve ever had. Let me describe a few of the many things I have golfed with in this game. I have golfed with soccer balls, bowling balls, birds, explosive barrels, humans, furniture, and even planets. It is all so random and yet somehow it still feels like golf. It just has the game combining golf with whatever they can. I guess that is one way to keep golf more entertaining. Just use the same golf physics to play different games. Genius!

Honestly, there isn’t that much more to this game. Well, except for this weird bias against computers and frogs. I just wanted to talk about it since it is the most interesting game I’ve played recently. I am very excited to see what else they decide to do to the game of golf. There have already been some fun gaming references in the game so I can’t wait to see what else is in store. I know this one was a short topic, but I can’t say much since I haven’t beaten the main campaign yet. Actually, before I go back to playing some more, can I just say how refreshing it is to play a golf game where the campaign isn’t just one big tournament. Most sports games don’t have a lot of depth to them, so it is nice to see a campaign that feels like an adventure rather than a side story. That is a bit of a hardship since sports are fairly generic until someone decides to mix things up. So far, golf seems to have branched out considerably, and I m looking forward to finding out the answer to the question. Yeah, I never did have an answer, but I thought it would look cool in the title. See you next week!