Golf on Game Boy is one of those deceptively simple games—you pick your club, adjust your swing, and pray the wind doesn’t wreck your shot. The pixelated greens look basic at first, but there’s something weirdly satisfying about watching that little ball arc across the screen. Miss the fairway? Good luck hacking out of the rough with your 3-wood.

It’s got that old-school Nintendo feel where the controls are straightforward (A to swing, D-pad to aim), but nailing the timing takes practice. I still remember the first time I dunked one straight into the water hazard on the third hole. The music’s cheery, the courses are short, and honestly, it’s way more fun than it has any right to be. Just don’t expect PGA Tour realism—this is pure, chunky-pixel golf.