Super Golf Azur 3000

The Super Golf Azur 3000 is a mysterious solid-state electronic pinball machine whose manufacturer remains unidentified. With no documented manufacturer, year of release, or theme on record, it presents a genuine puzzle for pinball historians. Despite the lack of documentation, it appears to be a Bingo-style machine, judging by its use of six scoring cards.

One of its most striking features is its extensive use of trap holes - 25 in total - alongside two flippers. This heavy reliance on trap holes, combined with the six-card layout typical of Bingo pinball machines, suggests a gameplay style built around card-based scoring combinations rather than traditional ramp-and-target play.

Its solid-state electronics indicate it postdates the earlier mechanical and electro-mechanical Bingo machines, but no confirmed production year is available. Its unknown origins and rarity make it a curiosity for collectors interested in the Bingo machine niche of pinball history.