that greatly alter the look of your character's head and face. Head Gear items include all sorts of hats, helmets, masks, etc. These are all items that you can equip your chosen character with to give them a different look and different capabilities. There are four different types of items in the game including Head Gear, Body Gear, Accessories and Equipment Upgrades. When you win these events in Challenge Mode you are rewarded by unlocking an item. In Match Play you can only golf 9 holes, there are no 18 hole events of that variety. are all predetermined for each event so you don't have to worry about altering those options. The tee you golf from, number of holes, etc. When you head out for these events all of the course information is pre-set. Whoever wins more holes over the course of the round is the winner, and if you go up by 3 holes at any given time throughout the round, you win automatically via the mercy rule. You compete head to head against one other opponent on a hole by hole basis. The other type of event is called Match Play and is a little different. You head out for a normal round of golf only this time you are competing against a whole field of other golfers, whoever has the lowest score in the end wins. The first type of event is called a Tournament and is very similar to Stroke Play. There are always three different events listed that you can choose to participate in, and within the events listed there are two different types of events that will randomly come up. When you enter this mode you start off at the very lowest level of events available, called Junior. The second option under Single Player is "Challenge Mode" and is where you'll spend the bulk of your time on Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee. Then you head out for your round and are given your score at the end. Once these choices are made you are then prompted to select your character from among any of the unlocked characters available. Before you confirm your choice you can change whether you want to golf from the short or the long tee, and whether you want to golf the front 9 holes, back 9 holes, or all 18 holes. When you enter Stroke Play the first thing you do is select which course you want to golf at, from any of the unlocked and available courses. Under Single Player there are four options, the first of which is "Stroke Play". The first is called "Single Player" and is where 99% of the golfing in this game is accessed from. Once in to the game you come to the game menu, where you have five options. The second option is "Continue", where you go to continue your golfing experience after you have a save file in place. The first is "New Game", which you choose the very first time you play this game in order to set up a save profile. This is not a true golf simulation game but it is the most fun you'll have playing video game golf by far.įrom the main menu of this game you have two options. What I've always liked about Hot Shots right from the get go are the made up courses and the very cartoony types of characters.
I actually consider golf to be a very boring "sport" so I'm not in to the Tiger Woods types of games that try to be all realistic and recreate the real thing. By darthcobain17 | Review Date: JHot Shots Golf: Open Tee is another fantastic entry in the universe of the Hot Shots sports series, this time of the handheld variety.
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