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* FaceOnTheCover: Starting with 1995 until 2K, all games featured Peter Jacobson on the arcade machine and home version cover.
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* FaceOnTheCover: Starting with 1995 3D until 2K, Fore, all games featured Peter Jacobson on the arcade machine and home version cover.
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* FaceOnTheCover: Starting with 1997 until 2K, all games featured Peter Jacobson on the arcade machine and cover.
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* FaceOnTheCover: Starting with 1997 1995 until 2K, all games featured Peter Jacobson on the arcade machine and home version cover.
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''Golden Tee Golf'' is a series of arcade game developed by Incredible Technologies and releasing its first entry in 1989. The games are a series of golf games which make use of a trackball controller to determine the power, speed, and curve of the player's golf shot. All of the games feature a casual 18-hole mode along with a few of them featuring a Closest-to-the-Pin mode and home console version featuring online play. The long-running game series is also very popular for tournaments and has a large cult following.
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''Golden Tee Golf'' is a series of arcade game developed by Incredible Technologies and releasing its first entry in 1989. The games are a series of golf games which make use of a trackball controller to determine the power, speed, and curve of the player's golf shot. All of the games feature a casual 18-hole mode along with a few of them featuring a Closest-to-the-Pin mode and home console version even featuring online play. The long-running game series is also very popular for tournaments and has a large cult following.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Gameplay screenshot for the original game.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Gameplay screenshot for the original game.]]
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* TechDemoTitle: The original game used a trackball controller and made a good job of showing how it could be used for a very accurate shot. In addition, 3D was the first arcade game to connect to the Internet for online play with other 3D machines.
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* TechDemoTitle: TechDemoGame: The original game used a trackball controller and made a good job of showing how it could be used for a very accurate shot. In addition, 3D was the first arcade game to connect to the Internet for online play with other 3D machines.
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* FaceOnTheCover: Starting with 1997, all games featured Peter Jacobson on the arcade machine and cover.
* RealPlaceBackground: Being simulation games, the golf courses seen in the game are actual real-life golf courses.
* RealPlaceBackground: Being simulation games, the golf courses seen in the game are actual real-life golf courses.
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* FaceOnTheCover: Starting with 1997, 1997 until 2K, all games featured Peter Jacobson on the arcade machine and cover.
* RealPlaceBackground: Being simulation games, the golf courses seen in the game are actual real-life golfcourses.courses.
* TechDemoTitle: The original game used a trackball controller and made a good job of showing how it could be used for a very accurate shot. In addition, 3D was the first arcade game to connect to the Internet for online play with other 3D machines.
* RealPlaceBackground: Being simulation games, the golf courses seen in the game are actual real-life golf
* TechDemoTitle: The original game used a trackball controller and made a good job of showing how it could be used for a very accurate shot. In addition, 3D was the first arcade game to connect to the Internet for online play with other 3D machines.
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''Golden Tee Golf'' is a series of arcade game developed by Incredible Technologies and releasing its first entry in 1989. The games are a series of golf games which make use of a trackball controller to determine the power, speed, and curve of the player's golf shot. All of the games feature a casual 18-hole mode along with a few of them featuring a Closest-to-the-Pin mode and home console version featuring online play. The long-running game series is also very popular for tournaments and has a large cult following.
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!Tropes seen across all games in the series:
* AnnualTitle: Starting with 1997, every version of the game was numbered for its year of release. This held true until 2000 which was called ''Golden Tee 2K''. The tradition resumed from 2002-2005, and after a second pause in annual naming, has resumed again since 2007.
* EasterEgg: One of the most famous features of the series is the inclusion of Easter Eggs in every edition which can be found if the player plays off of the beaten path.
* FaceOnTheCover: Starting with 1997, all games featured Peter Jacobson on the arcade machine and cover.
* RealPlaceBackground: Being simulation games, the golf courses seen in the game are actual real-life golf courses.
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!Tropes seen across all games in the series:
* AnnualTitle: Starting with 1997, every version of the game was numbered for its year of release. This held true until 2000 which was called ''Golden Tee 2K''. The tradition resumed from 2002-2005, and after a second pause in annual naming, has resumed again since 2007.
* EasterEgg: One of the most famous features of the series is the inclusion of Easter Eggs in every edition which can be found if the player plays off of the beaten path.
* FaceOnTheCover: Starting with 1997, all games featured Peter Jacobson on the arcade machine and cover.
* RealPlaceBackground: Being simulation games, the golf courses seen in the game are actual real-life golf courses.
