Sega Golf Club PS3 Screens

Miyazato San Kyoudai Naizou Sega Golf Club, or Sega Golf Club, is one of the lesser known arcade titles for the PS3. Basically, to make the game suitable for the PS3, Sega has included a special control setup with a small analog lever for swinging. The left analog stick becomes the lever that lets you swing if you release it.

Because it will run on the PS3 platform and on Sega’s GameCube-based Tri-Force arcade board, expect that it will look awesome and next-gen. There are also new updates on the game modes. Some of these include the round, putter golf, challenge mode, and 3 hole match. There are four courses to choose from: the Taiheiyo Club, Phoenix Country Club, Bali Hai Golf Club and St. Andrews Links. You can also pick your character among the three Miyazato siblings or customize your own.

As Sony‘s Minna no Golf 5 (aka Hot Shots Golf 5) will also be a part of the games for Japan’s PS3 release, Sega Golf Club obviously faces stiff competition. We’re looking forward to the Tokyo Game Show to get more info on how these two games in the golf genre measure up. Meanwhile, check out these new screens.

Miyazato San Kyoudai Naizou Sega Golf Club, or Sega Golf Club, is one of the lesser known arcade titles for the PS3. Basically, to make the game suitable for the PS3, Sega has included a special control setup with a small analog lever for swinging. The left analog stick becomes the lever that lets you swing if you release it.

Because it will run on the PS3 platform and on Sega’s GameCube-based Tri-Force arcade board, expect that it will look awesome and next-gen. There are also new updates on the game modes. Some of these include the round, putter golf, challenge mode, and 3 hole match. There are four courses to choose from: the Taiheiyo Club, Phoenix Country Club, Bali Hai Golf Club and St. Andrews Links. You can also pick your character among the three Miyazato siblings or customize your own.

As Sony‘s Minna no Golf 5 (aka Hot Shots Golf 5) will also be a part of the games for Japan’s PS3 release, Sega Golf Club obviously faces stiff competition. We’re looking forward to the Tokyo Game Show to get more info on how these two games in the golf genre measure up. Meanwhile, check out these new screens.