What's worse, in some game modes, there is no max stroke penalty, so if this happens, the player needs to quit the game entirely. However, there are some spots in the map where the game doesn't realize that it is "out of bounds" and players are forced to retire the hole and take the max stroke penalty.
In normal circumstances, if the ball flys outside of the field of play it will reset and go back to the origin of the shot. The game is also not without glitches, as geometry sometimes feels wonky and the ball can even get stuck outside of the playing field. And even as a goofy arcade game, strategy needs to be a part of the experience still which is something that Mario Golf does well. And when it comes to most long shots to get the ball towards the "green" on the various courses, just smacking the ball full power often does the trick, which takes away from any strategy. For example, when powering up a hit, it seems very difficult to find the sweet spot between a nice touch tap for a 5-foot putt and striking the ball 30 feet down the course. The problem is the precision in Golf With Your Friends is not what players might want. The controls aren't complex, which is a good thing. Once the shot is lined up, the power set, and spin added, a simple button tap will send the ball flying. There is even the ability to put some spin on the ball with the left thumbstick, ala a PGA pro striking the ball in 2K's newly announced PGA Tour 2K21. Players have the ability to use the analog stick to aim the golf ball in any direction and use the power indicator to adjust the strength of the shot.
The core gameplay of Golf With Your Friends is simple enough as a standard mini-golf experience. While Golf With Your Friends can certainly bring some hole-in-one laughs to a group of friends, it strikes a bogey in terms of a few key development choices and execution by its developer. The party mini-golf game banks on being a chaotic mix of silly multiplayer fun and precision golfing play. Team 17's Golf With Your Friends has arrived on the Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch.
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