The Fairway Club Reviews

really enjoy this little game considering is only made by one person or so really solid foundation worth the £1.50 few things id recommend from playing when a tree is in the way of camera in when you take a shot maybe make the tree go invisable golf buggy customisation because why not less bounce when ball hits sand bunkers besides that really enjoyable game worth the money could be real fun with a multiplayer also i am a bald man give me bald head

Really pleasantly surprised with this game!! For the price I wasn't expecting career mode, character customisation or the ability to drive the golf buggy which I found myself driving a lot more than I needed as it was such good fun. Love the addition of the driving range too so you can perfect the controls. Overall a really fun experience, that I'm glad I gave a shot, definitely going to keep playing.

A really fun arcade golfing game, i played a while in the driving range to get on the leader board and am now onto the golf tour mode. You can customise your player, upgrade skills and buy new items which is also a nice touch.

I picked up golf irl when I worked as a groundskeeper for a local municipal course. Fell in love with the game right out the gate. The Fairway Club is a very chill way to spend some time at the driving range or, out on the links outright when a golfer is unable to physically go to a course and get their fix for a round. For me, it gets a little meditative at times. I love it.

This is a superb, relaxing golf game. I've experienced no bugs. Graphics, sound, everything is good to excellent. The controls are great! For the price, this is an absolute no-brainer. It may be the biggest bargain on Steam. Get it, you won't regret it!

I liked this game as it was nice and simple to play and only cost £1.49. The graphics are perfect for this style game and the element of a 'career' is fun to work through. There are a few different maps to play and each one takes about 15-20 minutes depending on if you run or drive (cool feature). Finally, I like finding the $ scattered in the trees which help level up and buy new gear :)

When I was a kid back in the 80s I played golf games with my dad, they didnt have the best graphics but I loved them to bits. This game gives me that. I loved the golf course in GTA5 but wanted more. This game gives me that. I wanted a golf game I could play with good friends & a bottle of rum, box ticked. It cost me less than a packet of Raws, mind blown. TYVM Liquid Beaver hope all goes well & if you get the chance, sign me up for the DLC.

I'm never going to criticise a golf game for trying to do things differently in a genre mostly filled with the same mechanics. And yes, this is certainly a bit different! Starting with the swing system which is presented in a way I've never come across. It does work and there is logic to it, once you get your nut around the approach. You WILL get caught out at first if you're used to the regular 3-press systems but it comes to you, even if it remains a bit weird. How I can I say.... I don't not love it? Similar;y, ball flight is represented from unusual angles especially towards the end of a shot. Graphics are crisp and pretty if a little generic, UIs decent enough. And it is fun once you get the hang of it, and that is the most important thing. It's not without issues, but it seems to still be receiving regular updates. Currently there are four 9-hole courses which can be played in free play or as a CPU tournament. The wind is very, very OP and tough to predict IMO (5mph, really? :D ) and there's quite the grind to improve clubs. But what can't be overlooked is that this is a single dev endeavour, and the dev seems friendly and receptive in discussion and suggestion boards. In that frame it is quite the achievement *salutes* and well worth the crazy-cheap price, especially as I suspect there is more to come yet. Not my favourite golf game, but definitely worthy of your time and as I said at the beginning, I'm all for something a little different.

This is a fun (and a little quirky at times) arcade golf game at a lovely budget price. There's currently four 9-hole courses, a driving range to hone your skills and a career mode where you can freely pick any of the 4 courses and slowly level up as you go whilst also gaining fans and funds to gain sponsors and purchase other balls, clubs, flags, trails and carts. Mechanically, hitting a shot requires you to go through 3 timing-based meters in order - power, horizontal shaping and then loft. I think it's pretty neat that you get this much control via the 3 meters, and I feel it gives the game a slightly unique feel. Visually, it's serviceable but looks akin to a mobile game. It does the job though and some courses do look quite pleasant whilst playing them. There's visual inconsistencies with some assets being low-poly and others less so, and in this way it has a sort-of dreamlike quality to it at times. I think this is also due to the slightly 'off' sense of scale/proportions than make your player feel a little too small for the world at certain moments. I don't actually mind this and in some ways would love to see the dev lean more into this surreal aspect to give the game a unique flavour (but that's probably just me being an odd bod). It runs smoothly on my older hardware (i7 4790 3.6GHz with GTX 1660 Super @ 1440p, capped to 60fps with RTSS) and a recent update has helped a lot with this. It's great to see the game's solo developer continue to improve and evolve the game. Regardless of the game's quirks, it remains fun to play (and is also quite relaxing with the rain weather audio). It's amusing being able to run around in sped-up mode or hop in a cart for a quick razz about on the greens just because you can. Just remember to turn the speed up mode off before activating the power bar unless you fancy a bunch of overpowered shots :D Sadly there's no multiplayer or leaderboards etc, so this is strictly a solo affair. I think the inclusion of these would be a welcome addition and deliver some longevity but for the low price it's very hard to grumble when the game is still fun to play. If you're up for a slightly quirky arcade golf game I reckon you'd easily get your money's worth.

Pretty impressive considering this game was created by one guy in his spare time. It’s no frills and barebones yet still a lot of fun. No brainer for a few dollars if you like golf games. This is a chill golf arcade game, good for just turning off your brain and playing a few rounds. I wish more golf games let you drive the cart around, it’s actually my favorite part of the game, it’s fun and makes it feel more immersive.