Pro Golf (Japanese title: Mezase! Top Pro: Green ni Kakeru Yume) is an NES golf simulation game released by Jaleco in Japan on March 5, 1993. Developed by TOSE, it features multiple game modes: Stroke Play for 1-2 players competing for the lowest score, Match Play for two players over 18 holes, Challenge Mode (a single-player tournament to become a top pro and compete for the Jaleco Cup), and Training Mode for practicing on any course alone.
The game uses a third-person perspective for hitting shots by controlling power and direction, then switches to a top-down view to show the ball’s trajectory and hole position. It also simulates how different terrain (like grass and sand traps) and wind speed/direction affect the ball.
In Challenge Mode, players earn prize money to buy new clubs and hire caddies, who offer advice to improve performance. It also supports a two-player turn-based mode for added interactive competition.
With rich game modes and realistic golf mechanics, Pro Golf delivers an in-depth simulation experience for golf fans and players seeking a challenge.