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* DevelopersForesight: As unlikely as it is, the games do account for getting an Albatross, and some even have an "Albatross Putt" graphic.
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* MusicalNod: In ''Advance Tour'', facing off against the club champions in a Doubles Match uses a remix of the club champions' respective themes from the ''GBC'' title.
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* NearVictoryFanfare: Entering a dormie hole in a competitive match changes the music to something more upbeat and intense.
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* LimitedWardrobe: Similar to the other Mario sports series, Mario, Luigi, Wario and Waluigi usually wear their overalls unlike Peach and Daisy; in ''Super Rush'', they gained proper golf wear.
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* LimitedWardrobe: Similar to the other Mario sports series, Mario, Luigi, Wario and Waluigi usually wear their overalls unlike Peach and Daisy; Daisy are the only ones who dress with sports attire in most of the games while the male characters keep their usual clothes (even Rosalina in ''World Tour'' just came with her regular dress). Averted in ''Super Rush'', they where everyone gained proper golf wear.
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A series of {{sports game}}s by Creator/{{Nintendo}} and Camelot Software Planning starring [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario, Luigi, and the rest of the Mushroom Kingdom gang]].
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A series of {{sports game}}s by Creator/{{Nintendo}} and Camelot Software Planning Creator/CamelotSoftwarePlanning starring [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario, Luigi, and the rest of the Mushroom Kingdom gang]].
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** Another noticeable change in ''Super Rush'' is that each character has a more distinct set of clubs in their bag, such as Waluigi or Bowser Jr. favoring more fairway woods and hybrids than irons, just as real life players will have their own distinct sets of clubs. The game also keeps flagsticks in the hole when someone is putting on the green, which was a rule change that golf's primary governing bodies allowed a few years prior to the game's release.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: ''Super Rush'''s story mode gives a lengthy meaningful subplot to Waluigi (and his partner-in-crime Wario) for the first time since ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution: [[VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolutionMarioMix Mario Mix]]''.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: ''Super Rush'''s story mode gives a lengthy meaningful subplot to Waluigi (and his partner-in-crime Wario) for the first time since ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution: [[VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolutionMarioMix Mario Mix]]''.''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolutionMarioMix''.
* LethalLavaLand: Any of the Bowser courses, including Bowser Badlands from ''Toadstool Tour'', Bowser's Castle from ''World Tour'', and Bowser Highlands from ''Super Rush''. Landing the ball in lava counts as out of bounds, giving the player a penalty and forcing them to completely redo their shot.
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* OriginalGeneration: The N64, GBC, and GBA versions have this type of characters to serve as opponents, helpful advisors, playable Story Mode characters, and to provide a larger selection of available golfers in the N64 version. Some of the N64 golfers actually went on to become minor {{Ensemble Darkhorse}}s which made their absence in ''Toadstool Tour'' a little sad for some N64 Mario Golf veterans.
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* OriginalGeneration: The N64, GBC, and GBA versions have this type of characters to serve as opponents, helpful advisors, playable Story Mode characters, and to provide a larger selection of available golfers in the N64 version. Some of the N64 golfers actually went on to become minor {{Ensemble Darkhorse}}s which made their absence in ''Toadstool Tour'' a little sad for some N64 Mario Golf veterans.
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At times in Super Rush, when Luigi uses the Ice Flower when he has a star mode or extra speed boost, his costume changes to that seen in the New Super Mario Bros. series instead of a color palette version of the golf outfit in Super Rush.
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* InstantCostumeChange: In ''Super Rush'' when either using a speed boost or hitting a star swing, Luigi (who is in golfing clothing) would use an Ice Flower and transform to Ice Luigi, changing his outfit to Luigi's clothing as Ice Luigi.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: ''Super Rush'''s story mode gives a lengthy meaningful subplot to Waluigi (and his partner-in-crime Wario) for the first time since ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution: Mario Mix''.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: ''Super Rush'''s story mode gives a lengthy meaningful subplot to Waluigi (and his partner-in-crime Wario) for the first time since ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution: [[VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolutionMarioMix Mario Mix''.Mix]]''.
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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: ''Super Rush'' does away with the traditional "three point" system used to hit the ball.
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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: ''Super Rush'' does away with the traditional "three point" system used to hit the ball. Power shots were also removed in favor of special shots.
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Camelot also developed the golf portion of ''VideoGame/MarioSportsSuperstars''. Another golf-related ''Mario'' game was ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' (developed by Nintendo R&D2), known as ''Mario Open Golf'' in Japanese, released for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem. ''We Love Golf!'', another golf game made by Camelot and published by {{Creator/Capcom}}, was more or less ''Mario Golf'' [[DivorcedInstallment without Mario]]. The first ''VideoGame/HotShotsGolf'' was also made by Camelot, but for Nintendo's rival [[Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment Sony]]. As such, ''Mario Golf'' gets some of its DNA from it.
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Camelot also developed the golf portion of ''VideoGame/MarioSportsSuperstars''. Another golf-related ''Mario'' game was ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' (developed by Nintendo R&D2), known as ''Mario Open Golf'' in Japanese, released for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem. ''We Love Golf!'', another golf game made by Camelot and published by {{Creator/Capcom}}, was more or less ''Mario Golf'' [[DivorcedInstallment without Mario]]. The first ''VideoGame/HotShotsGolf'' was also made by Camelot, but for Nintendo's rival [[Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment Sony]]. As such, ''Mario Golf'' gets some of its DNA from it.
it. During the weekend of July 9th, 2021, ''{{VideoGame/Tetris}} 99'' celebrated the release of ''Super Rush'' with a limited time theme.
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** ''64'' doesn't have an option to star characters, which would be a feature in all games after ''Toadstool Tour''.
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** ''64'' doesn't have an option to star characters, which would be become a feature in all games after starting with ''Toadstool Tour''.
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* GracefulLoser: In stark contrast to most of the other characters, Diddy's Bogey animation in ''World Tour'' has him reacting rather nonchalantly, simply lying down and eating a banana. He does slip on the peel if he Double Bogeys or worse, however.
** Peach's Bogey animation in ''Toadstool Tour'' has her react surprised at first before calmly accepting her loss, in contrast to her Double Bogey animation where she nearly faints in a dramatic fashion.
** Peach's Bogey animation in ''Toadstool Tour'' has her react surprised at first before calmly accepting her loss, in contrast to her Double Bogey animation where she nearly faints in a dramatic fashion.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: ''Super Rush'' allows you to automatically sink a putt if you’re very close to the hole.
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** ''64'' doesn't have an option to star characters, which would be a feature in all games after ''Toadstool Tour''.
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* GenderNeutralWriting: Toad’s commentary in Super Rush uses they as a pronoun for all characters.
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* GenderNeutralWriting: Toad’s commentary in Super Rush ''Super Rush'' uses they as a pronoun for all characters.
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* GreenHillZone: Lakitu Valley in ''Toadstool Tour'' and Toad Highlands in ''64'' and ''World Tour''.
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* GreenHillZone: The first course or two in each game is tends to be a lush, grassy area with few hazards. Examples include Toad Highlands from the ''N64'' game (it's also DLC for ''World Tour''), Lakitu Valley in from ''Toadstool Tour'' Tour'', and Toad Highlands in ''64'' and ''World Tour''.Bonny Greens from ''Super Rush''.
* GustyGlade: Ridgerock Lake from ''Super Rush'', which has Ty-foos that blow golf balls around, as well as updrafts which will not only carry balls upward, but are also used by players to get to higher places during Speed Golf.
* GustyGlade: Ridgerock Lake from ''Super Rush'', which has Ty-foos that blow golf balls around, as well as updrafts which will not only carry balls upward, but are also used by players to get to higher places during Speed Golf.
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* IdiotHair: Neil.
* InsufferableGenius: Gene. Putts is a very mild version.
* InsufferableGenius: Gene. Putts is a very mild version.
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Golf!"''[[note]]Wario: Should've been called Wario Golf. Still, you gonna love it![[/note]]
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* WearingAFlagOnYourHead: Mario wears a gaudy outfit themed after Old Glory in ''NES Open Tournament Golf''. It's gaudiness is lampshaded in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey''.
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* WearingAFlagOnYourHead: Mario wears a gaudy outfit themed after Old Glory in ''NES Open Tournament Golf''. It's Its gaudiness is lampshaded in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey''.the descriptions for the Golf Cap and Golf Outfit in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'':
-->'''Golf Cap:''' You're not playing golf unless everyone is staring at your hat.\\
'''Golf Outfit:''' What?! Wait let me turn down my outfit so I can hear you!
-->'''Golf Cap:''' You're not playing golf unless everyone is staring at your hat.\\
'''Golf Outfit:''' What?! Wait let me turn down my outfit so I can hear you!
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Camelot also developed the golf portion of ''VideoGame/MarioSportsSuperstars''. Another golf-related ''Mario'' game was ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' (developed by Nintendo R&D2), known as ''Mario Open Golf'' in Japanese, released for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem. ''We Love Golf!'', another golf game made by Camelot and published by {{Creator/Capcom}}, was more or less ''Mario Golf'' [[DivorcedInstallment without Mario]]. The first ''VideoGame/HotShotsGolf'' was also made by Camelot, but for Nintendo's rival [[Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment Sony]], and as such, shares some of its DNA with ''Mario Golf''.
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Camelot also developed the golf portion of ''VideoGame/MarioSportsSuperstars''. Another golf-related ''Mario'' game was ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' (developed by Nintendo R&D2), known as ''Mario Open Golf'' in Japanese, released for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem. ''We Love Golf!'', another golf game made by Camelot and published by {{Creator/Capcom}}, was more or less ''Mario Golf'' [[DivorcedInstallment without Mario]]. The first ''VideoGame/HotShotsGolf'' was also made by Camelot, but for Nintendo's rival [[Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment Sony]], and as Sony]]. As such, shares some of its DNA with ''Mario Golf''.
Golf'' gets some of its DNA from it.
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* AnIcePerson: Luigi uses an Ice Flower for his specials in ''Super Rush''.
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* AnIcePerson: Luigi uses an Ice Flower for his specials special shots in ''Super Rush''.
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** ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' is a realistic golf game that lacks any Mario flair.
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* ShockAndAwe: Wario's special shots in ''Super Rush'' are electrically charged.
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* ShownTheirWork: The handheld games include an in-depth golf dictionary, which shows the developers really went the extra mile when it came to understanding how to play golf.
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** [[OneGameForThePriceOfTwo Connecting the GBC or GBA versions of Mario Golf to the N64 version for the former and the GBA version for the latter]] also adds four human characters to the N64 version, and the two human characters (male and female) to the GBA version: the characters that you go through the respective games' Story Mode with. As there is no current way of replacing the Transfer Pack method, you cannot unlock those characters in the VC version of the N64 game (unless you use a hacked save). Partially justified in that these characters stats depended on how you had leveled them up in the GBC versions. The GCN version lets you add up to four versions of both the male and female character though, they will be differentiated through {{Palette Swap}}s.
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** [[OneGameForThePriceOfTwo Connecting the GBC or GBA versions of Mario Golf to the N64 version for the former and the GBA GameCube version for the latter]] also adds four human characters to the N64 version, and the two human characters (male and female) to the GBA [=GameCube=] version: the characters that you go through the respective games' Story Mode with. As there is no current way of replacing the Transfer Pack method, you cannot unlock those characters in the VC version of the N64 game (unless you use a hacked save). Partially justified in that these characters stats depended on how you had leveled them up in the GBC versions. The GCN version lets you add up to four versions of both the male and female character though, they will be differentiated through {{Palette Swap}}s.
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** ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' is a realistic game lacks the Mario flair.
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** ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' is a realistic golf game that lacks the any Mario flair.
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* AnIcePerson: Luigi uses an Ice Flower for his specials in ''Super Rush''.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures:Super Rush ''Super Rush'' allows you to automatically sink a putt if you’re very close to the hole.
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** ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' is a realistic game lacks the Mario flair.
* MythologyGag: Mario's clothes from ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' are unlockable in ''World Tour''.
* PlayingWithFire: The hero of Golf Adventure learns the Power of Flame, which allows them to shoot flaming shots.
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* ThirdPersonPerson: Gene.Gene, who usually refers himself as [[SpellMyNameWithAThe "The]] Gene".
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* BigDamnHeroes: Repeatedly in the climax of ''Super Rush'''s story mode. The player character struggles against the BigBad until being saved by the intervention of [[spoiler:Mario, Wario & Waluigi, and eventually Bowser. With dialogue establishing that even Bowser Jr. helped out behind the scenes.]]
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It feels weird to trope these things on a page for a series that usually doesn't go into this kind of plot.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: Wildweather Woods in ''Super Rush'' suffers from electrical storms that are prone to shocking golfers who raise iron clubs too high. This is a minor inconvenience that causes gameplay shifts and often dropped coins. [[spoiler:Wario and Waluigi have apparently been electrocuted dozens of times during their time on the course.]]
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: ''Super Rush'''s Adventure mode has a large number of weather crises threatening the various golf courses, brought about by a chain of events that started when [[spoiler:Bowser Jr. picked flowers for his father]].
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Game is out, so all mentions of the trailers (which apears to be only one) can be taken out.
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* RPGElements: The first two handheld games (''World Tour'' on the 3DS instead plays more like ''Toadstool Tour''), along with ''Super Rush'' as shown in that game’s second trailer.
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* RPGElements: The first two handheld games (''World Tour'' on the 3DS instead plays more like ''Toadstool Tour''), along with ''Super Rush'' as shown in that game’s second trailer.Rush''.
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* ShownTheirWork: The mobile games include an in-depth golf dictionary, which shows the developers really went the extra mile when it came to understanding how to play golf.
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* ShownTheirWork: The mobile handheld games include an in-depth golf dictionary, which shows the developers really went the extra mile when it came to understanding how to play golf.
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* ShownTheirWork: The mobile games include an in-depth golf dictionary, which shows the developers really went the extra mile when it came to understanding how to play golf.
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* ShownTheirWork: The Game Boy Color game and ''World Tour'' include a pretty in-depth golf dictionary, which shows the developers really went the extra mile when it came to understanding how to play golf.
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* VocalEvolution: Toadstool Tour is the first game where Deanna Mustard voices as the tomboyish Princess Daisy.
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Camelot also developed the golf portion of ''VideoGame/MarioSportSuperstars''. Another golf-related ''Mario'' game was ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' (developed by Nintendo R&D2), known as ''Mario Open Golf'' in Japanese, released for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem. ''We Love Golf!'', another golf game made by Camelot and published by {{Creator/Capcom}}, was more or less ''Mario Golf'' [[DivorcedInstallment without Mario]]. The first ''VideoGame/HotShotsGolf'' was also made by Camelot, but for Nintendo's rival [[Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment Sony]], and as such, shares some of its DNA with ''Mario Golf''.
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Camelot also developed the golf portion of ''VideoGame/MarioSportSuperstars''.''VideoGame/MarioSportsSuperstars''. Another golf-related ''Mario'' game was ''NES Open Tournament Golf'' (developed by Nintendo R&D2), known as ''Mario Open Golf'' in Japanese, released for the UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem. ''We Love Golf!'', another golf game made by Camelot and published by {{Creator/Capcom}}, was more or less ''Mario Golf'' [[DivorcedInstallment without Mario]]. The first ''VideoGame/HotShotsGolf'' was also made by Camelot, but for Nintendo's rival [[Creator/SonyInteractiveEntertainment Sony]], and as such, shares some of its DNA with ''Mario Golf''.
