This course is set in pre-industrial rural China and features the Great Wall, Confucian temples, and several invasions by European, American, and Japanese armies. There are many scenic courses to choose from, each with unique obstacles. This mode is largely the same as Quick Play mode, allowing up to 4 players to play. The multiplayer mode is competitive only, meaning all players are playing against each other. Quick Play mode puts the player on a course with 3, 6, or 9 holes, with the option to play against up to 3 rivals or alone. These subplots are skippable however, since there are any given time up to 8 concurrent subplots occurring. Though the tournament itself has no sort of linear story, procedurally generated subplots are created to add flavor to the game. Each character advances through the course sequentially, trying to maintain the lowest score in order to win the tournament. Story mode places the player in the game as a contestant in a golf tournament featuring every character. However, getting caught cheating carries hefty penalties and may even cause the current game to end early as the player is ejected from the course. In addition to the traditional golf gameplay mechanics, players can taunt other golfers, play pranks, interact with the environment and other golfers, and even attempt to cheat in the game. For instance, landing a shot in a water hazard simply drops the ball on the fairway next to the water hazard with an automatic one stroke penalty.

Gameplay in each mode is largely the same, quick basic golfing on shortened courses with the rules of golf relaxed somewhat to allow for more accelerated play. The game has 3 different modes: Story, Quick Play, and Multiplayer.

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