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Pebble Beach Golf Links - Sega Saturn

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Pebble Beach Golf Links for the Sega Saturn is a golf video game published for Sega's 32-bit console. This listing is for the disc only, in loose condition, rated Very Good.

  • Platform: Sega Saturn
  • Genre: Golf
  • Brand: Sega
  • Condition: Very Good
  • Included: Disc Only (Loose)

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora ★★★★★

The swing meter is smooth and responsive on the Saturn hardware, and the course textures really capture the feel of Pebble Beach. I've been replaying the same round for hours and it still feels fresh.

Madison P. ★★★★★

The disc plays perfectly with no scratches or skips, which surprised me for a loose copy. The ball physics on the Pebble Beach course feel way better than I remembered from other Saturn golf titles.

Eli ★★★★★

Wasn't sure a loose disc would hold up after all these years, but it loaded right away. The course detail on Pebble Beach really shines for a 32-bit golf game, and the swing meter still feels tight.