Links 2003 Demo

In order to enjoy the sport of golf, players must pay a lot of money on equipment, not to mention the location itself and sometimes on the trip there. Hence, it can be rather costly to be a golf fan, although there are plenty of solutions to work around the issues. As such, video games have become advanced enough to be a good placeholder, or at least provide you a temporary comfort.

Links 2003 may have been developed quite a few years back, the creators put a lot of work into the product and they tried to make it as realistic as possible, in order to please even the most hardcore fans. As such, what the game may lack in aesthetics, it certainly makes up for it through gameplay and realism, not to mention the serious amount of content available for it.

As such, the game comes with a nice collection of famous golfers from around the world you can pose as, as well as a decent number of courses you can compete on. Not only that, but each course has been carefully designed after the real one, so you’ll feel more or less like you’re standing on the grass. To top things off, an editor is included as well, which opened the way to many other courses you can purchase from the community.

To keep things exciting, you have the liberty to participate in a variety of tournaments, together with the legend of the sport. Naturally, it might prove to be rather difficult to come out victorious, but if you put your mind to it and give it your best, it shouldn’t be that hard to beat them, especially since this is still a video game, after all. As such, a lot of fun and entertainment is guaranteed.

As previously mentioned, do not expect an awful lot from the graphics, given the age of the game and the emphasis on the gameplay. However, that doesn’t mean it looks terrible either, since you can definitely get into the atmosphere with a little practice. The sound is rather poor as well, but it’s rather irrelevant in a golf simulator anyway.

Overall, Links 2003 should provide the golf enthusiasts with enough fun for a pretty long time, as long as you do not have high expectations when it comes to graphics. Not only that, but the large number of user-created courses should basically give you hundreds of hours of gameplay.