PGA European Tour (Game)

PGA European Tour

GAME » on 1994

Amiga (Platform)Amiga CD32 (Platform)Game Boy (Platform)Genesis (Platform)PC (Platform)Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Platform)

A European-focused spin-off of PGA Tour Golf II, featuring five courses and tournaments from the PGA European Tour.

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Overview

PGA European Tour is a golf simulation game developed by Polygames and published by Electronic Arts (as part of their EA Sports (Company) brand) for the Sega Genesis in 1994. It received multiple ports from 1994-1996. A spin-off of the PGA Tour Golf (Franchise) series, PGA European Tour builds on the game engine used in PGA Tour Golf II (Game) and offers a new assortment of courses, tournaments, and professional golfers from the PGA European Tour organization. It also features dynamic weather conditions and two new game modes: Match Play (an eight-player elimination tournament) and Shoot-Out. The courses included are Wentworth Club (located in Surrey, England), Forest of Arden (located in Warwickshire, England), Crans-sur-Sierre (located in Valais, Switzerland), Le Golf National (located in Paris, France), and Valderrama (located in Cádiz, Spain).

Ports

The game received multiple ports from 1994-1996:

It received a Europe-exclusive port by Dome Software for Amiga (Platform) computers in 1994, co-published by Ocean, this version also received an Amiga CD32 (Platform) release in 1995.
It received a handheld port for the Game Boy (Platform) by Unexpected Development (Company) in 1995, co-published by Malibu Games (Company).
It received a Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Platform) port by Halestorm, Inc. in late 1996, co-published by Black Pearl Software (Company).
It received a Europe-exclusive port by Intelligent Games for PCs in 1996.

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