Pee Wee Golf

Pee Wee Golf was a 2-player electro-mechanical game developed by D. Gottlieb & Company (model 299), with artwork by Gordon Morison. Based on Gottlieb's engineering records, the project dates to around 1970; it was put on hold in the Engineering Department between October 1970 and January 1971, and formally killed in October 1971. It was never produced.

As an unreleased project, little is known about Pee Wee Golf's actual rules or finished appearance — its name suggests a golf-themed game, but this cannot be confirmed. It survives today only as an entry in Gottlieb's internal engineering records rather than as a machine that ever reached production or the market.