World Class Leader Board

Game review

World Class Leader Board offers a simple yet engaging way for players to hit the virtual greens. This game was an early foray into golf simulations, focusing on delivering a straightforward golfing experience that could be enjoyed by fans of the sport.

In World Class Leader Board, players could choose from a handful of famous courses, each with its unique layout and challenges. The game's graphics were pretty basic by today's standards, with flat 2D views of each hole and simple representations of trees, sand traps, and water hazards. But despite the simple graphics, it did a decent job of giving players a sense of each course's layout.

The gameplay revolved around choosing the right club, aiming your shots, and controlling the power of your swings. It was simple to get the hang of, but like real golf, mastering it took some practice. The controls were straightforward but required a good sense of timing to hit the perfect shot.

One of the cool things about World Class Leader Board was its attempt to include elements like wind speed and direction, which added a bit of strategy to each shot. However, the game’s physics weren’t very advanced, so sometimes the ball’s behavior could be a little unpredictable.

Overall, World Class Leader Board was a humble yet fun golf simulator for its time. It didn't have the fancy features of modern games, but for golf enthusiasts with a DOS computer, it was a nice way to enjoy a quick round of golf without leaving home.