Alright, so Jack Nicklaus' Power Challenge on the Sega Genesis—it’s one of those old-school golf games that somehow nails the vibe of actually being on the course. You pick your club, adjust your swing power with this little meter (which takes a few tries to get right), and then pray the wind doesn’t send your ball into the rough. The greens look surprisingly decent for a Genesis game, and the physics feel just unpredictable enough to keep you from getting cocky.

There’s something oddly satisfying about the way the ball rolls on the fairway, though. And the courses? They’re not just flat, boring layouts—some have sneaky slopes and water hazards that’ll wreck your score if you’re not careful. I remember spending way too long trying to nail a perfect putt on the last hole, only to overshoot it because I got greedy. Classic golf misery.

If you’re into retro sports games, this one’s a solid pick—just don’t expect Tiger Woods-level realism. It’s more about that nostalgic, slightly janky charm.