Proof of Concept video:

The rules would be as follows: -Professional Rank -Club choice allowed -Timer starts at sign for Hole 1 of your first course. -Timer stops at the Gorilla Banker for deposit to reach $1,000,000. -You must play each course once before repeating a course. This holds true over each successive set of rounds.

It is suggested to play 18 Hole Tournaments, as they yield $60,000, as opposed to 36 Hole Tournaments, which yield $100,000.

Only difference I can see is that your weapons run dry twice as quick, that is it. It really is not very entertaining, but in case we wanna track it (it is more challenging, due to less shots of good weaponry), I did put together this viedo as a proof of concept.

I was considering this the other day, and I guess the way to do it would be using the Turbo Mode code, as the only other way to get it is to beat the game once, reaching the Pleasure Dome, in addition to getting into all the secret rooms and beating the Evil MC.

However, any other ideas are more than welcome.

Hello, recently Big Jon (gamej06) has put out a call for a NES Open Golf race of all 3 courses (you can find the bracket here: http://challonge.com/nesopen). I think that it should be a trackable entity, as it is perfect for racing, due to it mitigating some of the bad vs good RNG needed int he game, and it really relies more on consistency.

It will also have a lot of potential times to submit, as the tournament starts on Monday, and will have a LOT of matches, so those efforts may as well go towards something.

The rules we play under are:

1. Timer starts when sign on US Hole 1 starts to fade (press A and your timer input at the same time)
2. Once the ball falls into the hole on US Hole 18, you can reset, then menu load into the Japan course.
3. Once the ball falls into the hole on Japan Hole 18, you can reset, then menu load into the UK course.
4. Timer ends when the ball falls into the hole on UK Hole 18.

The current run times are around 30 to 31 minutes, though with a good round or two, it will definitely go sub-30. It is a run discipline to play, as it requires focus, fast thinking, and quick calculations, all with only some predictability!

If this is the wrong place to post this, apologies.

I also do not know who the moderator is for NES Open Golf (if any), and if there isn't one, I would gladly volunteer for the job.