IGN member David Zdyrko praised the graphics as "beautiful" for a PS2 game. The game received "generally favorable reviews" according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. The text on the upper left hand corner of the layout simply says, "Whoever has the most toys wins." The game was released in the United States on October 26, 2000, the same date as the launch of the PlayStation 2. The smaller guy on the left has a large golf bag with a variety of clubs in it, while the bigger gentleman on the right has a very tiny bag with just a couple of clubs in it. The ad covered the span of two pages ad the left three/fourths of the spread pictures two golfers doing their business at a set of urinals with their golf bags on their backs. On October 12, 2000, Electronic Arts promoted to advertise the game in the United States. Before the game was released in Japan, Sony released the demo of the game via a shady source. The game was later shown at the PlayStation Festival in 2000. The game was announced as a PlayStation 2 launch title in Japan, and was scheduled for release on March 23, 2000, priced at 5,800 yen (around $54 US). On February 8, 2000, T&E Soft announced a release postponement for the game. Not only that but Sony showed how another winning characteristic that helped to launch it to the top of the console heap. In 1999, many third-party developers, including T&E Soft, joined Sony. And instead of giving players a preset skill level for each of these characters, it allows players to determine their skill by distributing Skill Points for Distance, Accuracy, Control and Recovery. The game lets players pick from one of seven different character models to begin the career with. In comparison, There are numerous gameplay modes available to the player including a story mode and other single player and multiplayer settings that are pretty much on par with what players would expect from a golf game on a console. The game borrows its elements from Everybody's Golf, another sports game.
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