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About this game

Take the role of a cursed golf player trapped in golf purgatory after dying on an international golf competition. It is long been said that playing through the ghastly golf courses of the purgatory will transport you back to the land of the living, and most especially, claim the trophy that’s rightfully yours as you were about to win the golf competition.

• Journey through the golf-themed world and meet the characters of Golf Purgatory
• Accurate “Golf-Like” game experience in a randomly-ordered course across 4 biomes.
• Explore tough labyrinthine holes with wacky hazards that await you!
• Play golf in style by using over 20 distinct Ace Card power-ups
• Join the ranks in online leaderboards
• 70+ holes to explore that will keep you swinging for all eternity!

Reviews

Cursed to Golf is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Very much a rogue-like with a golfing twist. You might bounce off like many do the Soulsborne games, but you might get hooked like we are too. Unflinchingly tough at times but also gives you hope you might prevail. It’s the hope that makes you have another go. Recommended despite being harder than Henry Rollins and Jimmy Nail combined.

PlayStation Country

Cursed to Golf is nice because while it has many roguelike elements, it doesn’t inspire the same level of anxiety to progress as other roguelikes. The game putting the choice of difficulty complete in the hands of the player is a nice touch and lets you pick your own risk and reward. Considering the golf aspect, players can easily take this game at their own pace and take advantage of one of the many paths a hole might allow. If you’ve been itching for a solid golf game with just the right amount of challenge, Cursed to Golf is for you.

Twinfinite

Cursed To Golf is an original take on golf with charming 16-bit characters and environments that also hide a lot of devious shenanigans beneath the surface. It’s also arguably a more accessible gateway into roguelikes, if also resulting in slower and lengthier runs, while also tricking you into playing a deckbuilder with an inventive suite of abilities to take your ball further. Whether you love or hate golf, everyone should give this a putt.

NME