Some of them feature other characters from Team17’s portfolio, most obviously the Worms based stages which can be quite tricky to manoeuvre. Lobbies support up to 12 people with a good variety of official courses.
There is matchmaking though, so that may be a good compromise for some. Not in terms of features, just of potential hilarity when things go wrong or when you bash other balls out of your way, either on purpose or purely accidentally. It’s just like playing crazy golf on your own sure, it can be fun, but there’s a lot you would miss out on if you’re not with a small group. I will preface the rest of this review immediately with the fact that this game really is best played with friends. What Golf With Your Friends captures is perhaps not that entire experience, but rather the largely entertaining competition of beating traps and occasional ball-control related frustration (in a good way…usually).
It’s not a fantastic course, or particularly big, but when I was young, driving up the steep banks or even riding up on the tram, it culminated in a truly exciting experience for seven-year-old me. I don’t know why, but the one I always think of is at the top of the Great Orme in Llandudno, just outside the café. In fact, I still do, but I haven’t been to one now for years I actually can’t remember the last time I went to one. I always loved visiting crazy golf courses as a kid. Reviews // 8th Jul 2020 - 2 years ago // By James Martin Golf With Your Friends Review
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