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`WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF ULTRA!
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`TABLE OF CONTENTS
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`MAJOR FEATURES .............................................................5
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`How ToBEGIN ......................8
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`TOURNAMENT/PRACTICE ............................................... 1o
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`MATCH PLAY RULES ....................................................... 12
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`STROKE PLAY RULES ..................................................... 13
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`TEEING OFF ....................................................................... 14
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`SWINGING .......................................................................... 15
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`PUTTING ............................................................................ 18
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`THE LEADER BOARD .......................................................20
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`Well, you asked for it. And now it’s here. The most intense golf
`challenge ever conceived for Game Boy®. It’s from Ultra?) and
`it‘s hot. But before scorching the ball down the fairway, we
`recommend that you read the following instructions. Think of
`them as your own private golf lesson.
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`STRATEGY .........................................................................22
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`Ultra Golf can be played by one or two hackers...l mean golfers. While an immense
`amount of talent is required, a Game Link is not.
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`After you qualify in a Pro Test round on the Masters Course, you can join the pro
`tour and compete for the championship.
`PRACTICE MODE (FOR ONE PLAYER ONLY)
`This mode lets you select any hole in any order to sharpen your skills. If this
`doesn’t improve your game, nothing will.
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`MATCH PLAY MODE (FOR TWO PLAYERS)
`Your goal here is to win every pOSSIble hole. After the round is completed, the
`player who’s won the most holes doesn’t have to worry about picking up the
`check at the nineteenth. Before beginning, you can choose the course and
`number of holes to play.
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`STROKE PLAY MODE (FOR TWO PLAYERS)
`When the round ends, the player with the least number of strokes wins. In other
`words, avoid those big bad bogies at all costs, or else it’s back to the practice
`tee. Before beginning you can choose the course and number of holes to play.
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`RECORD MODE (LEADER BOARD)
`Here you can view the best score as well as holes-in-one, longest drive, closest
`to the pin and score over the four day tournament. This is where the big time
`swingers can hang their egos.
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`NOTE: This Game Pak is equipped with a backup function to record data and mid-
`game position. You may lose data if you turn off the unit while the demo screen is on,
`so be careful. BACKUP IS POSSIBLE FOR TOURNAMENT PLAY ONLY.
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`HOW TO GET IN THE SWING OF THINGS
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`Place the Game Pak properly into the Game Boy and switch on the power.
`NINTENDO followed by ULTRA will appear. Press the Start Button and you‘ll head
`to the famous Title Screen Clubhouse.
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`TITLE SCREEN
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`When you reach the Title screen, press
`the Control Pad Left or Right to select
`1P or 2P. if you select 2P, your twosome
`will be sent to the Mode Select screen.
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`NAME ENTRY SCREEN
`To enter your name, use the Control Pad to move the
`cursor to “NEW”, then press the Start Button. Select
`each letter by pressing the Control Pad Left, Right, Up
`or Down, then press the A Button. To cancel a
`selection, press the B Button. After entering your
`name, move the cursor to “END” and press the Start
`Button. You'll then be sent to the Registration screen.
`. NOTE: Names can only be 5 letters long. Sorry, Bartholomew.
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`cursor onto the name and press the Start Button. NOTE: When two players are playing, there ’5 no name
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`REGISTRATION SCREEN
`Use the Control Pad to select the number you want
`to register. “?????” will flash on the screen. Press
`the Start Button to register the number. Remember,
`in order to play under a registered name, move the
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`MODE SELECT SCREEN
`There are five modes in Ultra Golf:
`. TOURNAMENT, PRACTICE, RECORD,
`MATCH PLAY and STROKE PLAY.
`Remember, Match Play and Stroke Play
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`require two players.
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`TOURNAMENT TALK
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`Your tournament competition includes some of today's
`greatest names in golf (First names only, of course. We
`don’t want to upset any agentsl). Before taking on the
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`off to the first tee of the Championship Course, where you’ll either become a legend,
`orjust one of those guys who hangs out along the fringes of the “out line."
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`To enter the Tournament Mode, select 1P at the Title screen. Move the cursor to
`Tournament and press the Start Button. Set the number of days for the tournament, from
`1 — 4 by pressing the Control Pad Up or Down. Press the Start Button to tee ‘er up.
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`PRACTICE MAKES PAR-FECT
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`in the old days if you wanted to improve your game,
`you’d have to spend X time at the driving range, X time
`at the putting green and X time trapped in a practice
`bunker. Well now, thanks to the miracle of modern
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`electronics, you can practice each facet of your game,
`from tee off to final putt, on an actual hole. X-citing, eh?
`You can choose any hole on either the Master or
`Championship Course.‘
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`To enter the Practice Mode, select 1P at the Title screen. Move the cursor to Practice,
`and press the Start Button. Select a course by pressing the Control Pad Up or Down.
`Select a hole by pressing the Control Pad Left or Right. Press the Start Button to begin.
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`MATCH PLAY RULES ‘
`Match play has been popularized over the last few
`years by high stakes, high TV ratings skins games.
`The game itself, though, has been around since
`knickers first hugged the knees. As a rule, Match Play
`is a head—to-head competition, where a winner is
`decided on each hole. After the round is complete,
`whoever has won the most holes...wins.
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`select the 2P at the Title screen. Move the cursor to Match Play
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`Start Button.
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`ns you’re in for a full round. FT is for a front nine (holes 1 — 9)
`s for a back nine (holes'10 - 18) free-for-all. Fi nally, press theJ
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`STROKE PLAY RULES
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`This is traditional knock-down, drag-out golf at it’s finest.
`Just you and a friend trying to destroy each other’s
`psyche, as you pound that little white ball around, over
`and through obstacles more hazardous than those on a
`Chicago freeway. After the brutal round is over,
`whoever has the lowest total score (and the fewest
`frazzled nerves) wins.
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`To begin Stroke Play, select the 2P at the Title screen. Move the cursor to Stroke Play
`and press the Start Button. Select the Stroke Play course by pressing the Control Pad
`Left or Right. Select the number of holes you want to play by pressing the Control Pad
`Up or Down. Again, 18 means you’ll play a round of 18. FT is for the front nine. And
`BK is for the back nine.
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`A NOTE CONCERNING HONOR
`The honor system is in effect during both Match and Stroke Play. At the first tee 1P
`leads off. followed by 2P. But from then on, whoever has the lowest score on a'hole
`will fire first on the following hole. We thought that deserved honorable mention.
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`FROM TEE TO GREEN
`THE FUNDAMENTALS OF WINNING
`INITIAL DECISIONS
`When the game begins, the Course screen appears. You may view the entire hole by
`pressing the Control Pad Up, Down, Left or Right.
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`After you finish viewing the hole’s topography, you must determine the direction you
`want to hit the ball. Press the A Button and a cross cursor will appear. Press the
`Control Pad Left or Flight to move this cursor to the point where you want to aim your
`shot, then press the A button to lock it in.
`Hole number
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`and then press the A Button to
`realign the cursor.
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`Par indicator
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`Distance
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`Wind direction
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`Number of strokes
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`Wind speed
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`Player
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`Ball position
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`Score
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`TAKING YOUR BEST SHOT (THE ART OF THE SWING)
`After lining up your shot, press the A Button again, and the Shot screen will
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`appear. Here you can make final adjustments to your cross cursor, select your
`club, set your stance and set the power of your swing.
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`Wind speed
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`Distance to’green
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`SIX STEPS TO SUCCESS
`1. At the Shot screen you can make final
`adjustments to your cross cursor (see the right
`side of the screen). Press the Control Pad Right
`or Left to move the cursor, then press the A Button
`to lock in your choice.
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`2. Next, select the appropriate club. Press the
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`Control Pad Up or Down to scroll through your
`computer bag. After you've made a selection, press the A Button. Remember,
`your club selection should be dependent on the ball position, wind direction and
`remaining yardage.
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`3. Next, set your stance by pressing the Control Pad Left or Right. When you’re
`comfortable with your selection, press the A Button. This step is very important.
`Fading (when the ball goes to the right), drawing (when the ball goes to the left)
`or hitting the ball straight are important factors to consider, depending on your
`position on the course and the direction of the wind.
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`4. After setting your stance, the club will immediately begin rotating. Try to press
`the A Button before the club rotates past MAX. Just like in real golf, if your timing
`is off, worms will be scrambling for cover. The closer to MAX you get, the farther
`your ball will go. Remember to play the percentages, and figure out your distance
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`to the pin relative to the maximum club distance and wind strength. Then press
`the A Button at the point which you believe is the correct force to reach the pin.
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`5. Once the power is set, your downswing will begin. Press the A Button again
`when the club head reaches the exact point where you want to strike the bail.
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`NOTE: YOU CAN CHANGE ANY OR ALL OF YOUR CHOICES BY PRESSING THE
`B BUTTON AND THEN RESETTING.
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` Back spin zone
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`Center point/perfect contact
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`Top spin zone
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`6. By adjusting your contact point, you can add backspin 0r topspin to the bail to
`differing degrees. Remember backspin has a high trajectory and is easily
`affected by wind, while topspin has a low trajectory and is relatively unaffected
`by the breeze. Of course, if you miss the contact zone altogether, your pals will
`start calling you Dr. Duff-Meister.
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`PUTTING. IT’S A GAME IN AND OF ITSELF
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`When the ball lands near the green or on it, the Putting screen will appear. Touch will
`suddenly overcome power, as you prepare to accomplish your ultimate objective—sinking
`a putt and hearing that beautiful rattle which emanates from the bottom of the cup.
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`FOUR STEPS TO HOLING OUT
`1. Look over the entire green using the Control Pad. After surveying the dips and
`swells, press the A Button.
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`2. Press the Control Pad Left or Right to line up the cross cursor. When lining up
`your putt, consider the arrows which represent the slopes on the green. Double
`arrows mean the slope is more radical, thus the speed of your putt will be
`affected to a greater extent.
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`3. After your putt is lined up, press the A Button and the Power Putt Gauge will
`appear on the right side of the screen. This gauge works on the same principles
`as the Shot screen power gauge, except you press the A Button twice instead of
`three times.
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`4. Press the A button and the power gauge cursor will rise. When it's at the
`power point you feel is adequate to get your ball to the hole, press the A Button
`again. Hopefully your touch is tre' magnifique, or else you‘ll find yourself with a
`one way ticket to Bogey City.
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`to destroy your confidence.
`might want to avoid this mode. For it has the power
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`To review the leader board, select 1P at the Title screen and press the Start Button,
`then move the cursor to “Records” and press Start again. Data for each category will
`appear each time you press Start Button.
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`SYMBOLS OF EXCELLENCE (OR PATHETICNESS)
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`THE TOURNAMENT ORDER
`IN DICATOR
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`If you‘re competing in a tournament, the player order
`(from 1- 5) will be indicated here. If you’re not in the top
`five, don’t fret. Millions play the game, and they can’t all
`fit into this tiny space reserved for legends only.
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`A LITTLE STRATEGY THAT MIGHT PREVENT
`YOU FROM HAVING A STROKE
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`TIP 1 I
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`Before striking the ball, check the hole layout, topography and
`wind direction. Try to keep the ball on the fairway. If the ball
`lands in the rough, you might consider hitting a club one length
`longer than normal. Say a four iron instead of a five iron.
`Remember, if the ball lands out-of—bounds (OB) or in a water
`hazard, you'll be penalized one stroke.
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`Tip 2: Note that the scale on the Course screen is set to 50
`yards per unit. 80 be sure to calculate your exact
`distance before choosing a club
`and taking a shot.
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`fringe of the green, you might
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`ULTRA® and ULTRAGAMES® are registered trade on. © 1992 Ultra Software Corporation
`Ultra GolfTM is a trademark of Ultra Software Corporati
`Ultra Software Corporation
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