GOLF
GAME
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If you are a golf
enthusiast,
you
must
have had
the disappointing
experience
of
your
golf game
being suspended
due
to
bad
weather.
It's
no use
crying over spilt milk.
Let's
play a
golf
game
for
you.
It
has nine holes, and you will
not
find it
so easy
to
get
good scores.
If
you are a novice,
you will discover some
of
the fun
of
golfing.
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Start
the program, and a • (bushes), • (water hazard}.
and
P
{pin)are
displayed
on
the
screen.
The
tee
is
positioned
at
the left
end
of
the screen.
The
prompt
"POWER
{1-10)"
is
displayed
at
the
bottom
of
the screen.
Input
a
number
from 1
to
9. If a
negative
number
is
input,
the ball flies
iri
the
opposite
direction. If the ball goes into
the
water
hazard, a
one-shot
penalty
is
added.
If
you
go into the bushes,
the
appropriate
penalty
is
imposed. A
power
of
1 moves the ball by
approximately
one
character
p-osi-
tion (no wind). Wind
data
is
displayed
on
top
of
the
screen:
the
arrowhead
indicates
the
wind direction and
the
number
indicates
the
wind velocity.
Both
exert
a considera-
ble influence
on
the
distance
of
flight. _ . -
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,_,:··
_
-·
.When_the • ball drops~pear
the
..
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,Jhe..,sc:i:~~m.
turns
gree_11.J:::h.iJ,racters:lJ;1.('D,
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which
appear
-on
the-.screen
indicate
the··concfition
'of.the
green:'
U indicates:4-do~n~=t;:;? .
ward slope
toward
the
top
of
the
screen; D,
toward
the
bottom
of
the screen; R,
to
the
·
right; and L,
to
the left.
The
figures
shown
indicate the angle
of
the slope. The power
on the green should be
from
O
to
6,
and a
power
of
1 moves tl]e ball by
about
10
dots.
When the ball gets
in
the
cup
{ • ) , i:he screen displays a birdie, par, bogey,
etc.,
then
displays the
next
hole.
After
you go
around
the nine holes, the final scores are displayed. If you wish
to
play
again, press
the
Y key. In
order
to
get
good
scores, you should play again and-again.
Note
that
inputting
1
an
extremely
large
number
in
POWER may cause
the
ball
to
fly
out
of
sight.
Display
152
,
,
Fair
way
2m
POWER
( I
--10)
7
10
D
p
Putting
green
o.a
0
POW[R
( 0
--
6)
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