Super Masters Golf (World?, Floppy Based, FD1094 317-0058-05d?)

Sega’s Super Masters Golf, released in 1989, brings solo players into a world of virtual golf on System 24 hardware. Players use an eight-way joystick and three buttons to control their golfer, navigating courses and attempting to sink putts with precision. The game features the likeness of Masashi ‘Jumbo’ Ozaki, a celebrated Japanese professional golfer known for his numerous victories and record achievements in Japan's golfing scene. The single-player experience focuses on skillful execution across varied golf environments. Players aim to manage their shots carefully, considering distance and terrain as they progress through each hole. The game utilizes floppy disks for its program data, a common technology for arcade games of the era. Super Masters Golf offers an immersive golfing challenge built around solid mechanics and featuring a recognizable figure in Japanese sports history.