Players ditch the clubs and the avatars and instead go through a tough miniature putt-putt game. Super Inefficient Golf is a unique style arcade game. Unfortunately, there is no online multiplayer here but you can still enjoy the game locally if you wish to challenge a friend. With that said, there are other rooms as well to go through courses such as the bedroom, lounge, and kitchen. Meanwhile, the level design is based around different parts of a home so you could find courses based around the garage with different work tables and tools.
Overall, both analog sticks control the camera and your aim for the ball while a single button press will determine how much power you’ll have when hitting the ball. There’s no avatar or clubs, but you will be controlling the ball itself. House of Golf is another simplistic miniature golf game where there’s not much to it. Players can even create their own unique courses for others to enjoy online. While on the subject of the courses, scattered around them are a few power-ups for players to trigger such as rockets to speed up your ball. Meanwhile, the courses themselves are themed around a giant house with cardboard-style ramps, a Halloween style town, to a Christmas-themed world. Players will control an avatar and attempt to complete the wacky and colorful courses which may be perfect for a wide audience both young and old. Infinite Minigolf takes players through a variety of different arcade putt-putt courses.
With that said, the one title we really wouldn’t mind putting on here is the upcoming Mario Golf: Super Rush, but since that game is not out yet at the time of writing this description, here are some of the other golf games that are worth the purchase. One of those genres is golf games and while there are a few staple franchises players might already know about, there’s a good range of party games and miniature golf titles that might be just as fun for non-golfers. We’ve seen quite a few hidden gems over the years on the Nintendo Switch and even some titles for genres that rather niche these days. The Nintendo Switch is home to some pretty incredible collection of smaller indie titles.
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