Sports Illustrated: Golf Class is one of those Game Boy sports titles that somehow nails the feel of golf despite the tiny screen and chunky pixels. You pick your club, adjust your aim with the D-pad, and time your swing—it’s simple, but there’s a weirdly satisfying rhythm to it once you get going.

The courses aren’t exactly Pebble Beach, but they’ve got enough slopes, sand traps, and water hazards to keep things interesting. I remember spending way too long trying to nail a perfect putt on the third hole, only to overshoot and watch the ball roll right off the green. Classic.

It’s not flashy, but if you’re into old-school handheld sports games, this one’s a solid way to kill time between bus rides or pretending to pay attention in class. Just don’t blame me when you start mentally calculating wind resistance in real life.