Player One Golf Nine Hole Golf

Jay2Tech

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Player One Golf is a single player golf game with a retro feel where you'll play against AI competition. Starting off on the Amateur Golf Tour, earn your way onto the Pro Tour by winning events, earning sponsors and having more points than your competitors each season.

As you play, you will earn skills in Shot Power, Shot Accuracy, Putting Accuracy and Ball Spin. Skills can also be purchased and are good for the life of the device. Any skill purchase can be used on every golfer you create.

/*** Game Notes ***\
You have 10 seasons with each golfer you create to earn as much as possible. Then submit your score to the online leader boards.

Finishing in the top 10 on the Amateur Tour will allow you to play on the Pro Tour the following season.

Finishing in the bottom 5 on the Pro Tour will demote you back to the Amateur Tour.

Earn Google Play Achievements as you play the game.

The game contains in-game ads (only 2 per course), but any purchase (starting at $0.99) removes all ads and gives you skill power ups.

/*** Game Tips ***\
POWER METER:

All clubs besides putter:
Shot Power all the way to the left is 100% power.
Shot Power all the way to the right is 50% power.

Putter:
The distance the ball will roll is indicated on the the meter, (This assumes a flat surface, if you're putting up hill, you will need to hit it harder, down hill, softer).

Swipe UP or DOWN to put spin on the ball. Try to put spin on as many shots as possible, as this build your SPIN skill.

Hitting the ball with Max Power will build your POWER skill more quickly.

Don't forget to set sponsors, some give a flat amount and some offer a percentage of your winnings.

Tap the INFO button or SETTINGS wheel where available to learn more.

/*** Tech Notes ***\
The latest update requires a little more device performance, if the game is chopping, go into settings (the settings wheel) during play and turn on Low Res mode.
Have removed background music at this time, the game engine is putting out poor sound quality on certain devices.
/*** End Tech Notes ***\

Thanks for playing!

Ratings and reviews

My minor complaint is that occasionally my finger will brush the swing power button and force me to take a shot at minimal power. There should be a way to cancel a shot before tapping the direction arrow. My major complaint is that 25% backspin shouldn't make the ball roll backwards 40+ feet on the green. Fix the spin physics, please. Otherwise, it's a really fun and challenging game.

Overall a decent game, I'm glad it's just single player as I don't always want to play with others. It is a bit inconsistent, sometimes a 15mph wind will send the ball miles off to the side, and other times it doesn't touch it at all. Sometimes 100% power will hit past where the target shows the ball will go and sometimes it barely reaches half that. Other than the consistency issues, overall decent but those issues do make it a bit hard to play sometimes.

Seems very buggy. Power level of clubs and wind power is not consistent. Too many hard to avoid hazards. Two levels in particular have the green isolated on a hilltop that's almost impossible to get to once it's in striking distance. I play everyday, but it seems practice and trial and error do not work.

What's new

- Visual updates (this update requires a little more device performance, if the game is choppy, go into settings during play and turn on Low Res) mode.
- Minor bug fixes