Crowns Golf in Hawaii

Take your swing in Crowns Golf in Hawaii, a two-player golf simulation released by Nasco Japan in 1985. Players use a joystick to aim and control their shots across picturesque Hawaiian courses, striving for the lowest score over multiple holes. The game builds upon Nasco’s earlier Crowns Golf title and would later be followed by Super Crowns Golf. Gameplay involves carefully judging distances and wind conditions to navigate each hole's unique layout. While simple in concept, the game features challenging course design and a competitive element for two players looking to outscore one another. The arcade cabinet utilizes Zilog Z80 processors and sound chips from General Instrument and OKI to create an engaging experience. Licensed to Sega for distribution, Crowns Golf in Hawaii offered players a chance to test their virtual golf skills against a friend within the arcade setting.