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We've done some multi-game episodes, where we take a look at a whole genre of (typically) sports-type games. We've looked at skiing games, we've looked at pinball, we've looked at cricket. But this month is our most ambitious one yet, in which we venture into the world of PC golf. No fewer than 50 games have been discussed on our forums, ranging from humble text-only beginnings in the 1980s to fully featured multimedia presentations that really show what your late 90s machine is capable of. There's a golf game for everyone!

Alongside hosts Martijn ("Tijn") and Florian ("rnlf") we are joined by two excellent guests. First of all long-time DGC member Richard ("Pix"), who took the deepest dive of all this month and documented his findings on the forums, where he reviewed all 50 golf games for MS-DOS we came across. We are also joined by Corwin ("Wildweasel"), who is the maintainer of the "golfshrine online", a webpage dedicated to a physical cabinet which he uses to showcase his vast collection of golf videogames for various platforms.

Both Richard's forum thread and Corwin's golfshrine are well worth a visit, see the links below!

https://www.dosgameclub.com/podcast/2025/10/ep108.mp3

[ download mp3 ] (114 mins, 131 MB)

Thanks to our producer Pix for helping to make the podcast happen, and thanks to DGC member Console for editing the audio.

Thanks to all who make this show possible, we couldn't do this without you!

RELEVANT LINKS:

* Pix's golfing grand tour forum thread

* Golfshrine Online by Wildweasel

* Lot's of Jack Nicklaus custom courses can be found online through discmaster.textfiles.com, such as: this one or this one

* We mention the Sierra Imagination Network at some point, which can still be accessed today through INN Barn

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