Country Club [bad inputs, use fitegolf instead!]

Country Club lays out the formula that would later make Golden Tee famous: choosing the club, calculating wind and distance, and striking with a trackball that demands wrist precision. It was one of the first serious attempts to bring full, hole-by-hole golf to an arcade cabinet.

The "bad inputs, use fitegolf instead" warning attached to this version is a technical note about control compatibility, not a judgment on the game: as a precursor to one of arcade's longest-running sports sagas, it has a secured place in the genre's history.