Pebble Beach Golf Links on SNES is one of those chill golf games that somehow makes pixelated greens feel relaxing. You start off picking your golfer—nothing fancy, just some basic stats—and then you're staring down that first fairway with the ocean in the background. The swing mechanic is simple but satisfying: hold the button to power up, release to hit, and pray you didn't overshoot the wind adjustment.

What I love is how the course actually feels like Pebble Beach, even with 16-bit graphics. The bunkers are punishing if you land in them, and those cliffside holes? Brutal. But when you nail a long putt or thread a shot between two trees, it’s weirdly rewarding. Just don’t expect modern golf sim depth—this is pure ’90s arcade-style golf with just enough realism to keep you coming back.

Perfect for when you want to unwind but still curse at pixelated sand traps.