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Description
MY CRITIC REVIEW

  Your choice of character is limited to four types, child femal, child male, adult female, adult male.  The characters cannot really be changed, you have three options of head shape, four skin colours, three hair styles, and four hair colours, this all applies to each character.  On the other hand your possible outfits seem to be endless, though you have to unlock anything that's actually interesting.
  As you play through the mini golf courses there are three types, Adventure Holes, which all have a little mini game in them that will usually give you a hole in one, Trickshots Holes, in which you must get a hole in one or it will start you back at the tee, and Challenge Holes, difficult holes with multiple ways to finish, but only one hard way to get a hole in one.  While your ball rolls about on the green it will hit theme coins and skull coins, theme coins are used to purchase things from that theme in the proshop.  Skull coins on the other hand take away from the theme coins you have at that theme.
  Things in the proshop range from an entire gnome outfit to a tiki golf ball that chants every time you put.  Some things in the proshop are highly priced(300+coins), most courses don't earn you more than 20 coins at a time, but if you can collect a lot of coins and get a hole in one it will multiply all of your recently obtained coins by four.
  The graphics in this game are not very impressive, but they are modern, so I suppose that they are better than the graphics of most of the other games I will be reviewing.  There is an interesting feature called Against Barker which allows you to golf against the park owner Barker, if you beat him you earn a special Barker Coin which can be used to purchase things at the Barker shop.  Each character type will do some kind of little skit after sinking your put, and it changes depending upon the club that you have equiped.

PERSONAL REVIEW

  This game can be very addicting, but after a time of playing it I find it to be irritating like when someone just keeps rubbing your back in the same place for a half hour.  The multiplayer mode on this doesn't really interest me, and that's why I did not review on it, the reason being that you don't earn any coins if you play it.  I found the characters very boring and limited, and you are also quite limited by how many characters you can enter for the name.  One of my main problems with this game is that it has a Tiki Drum rip-off of Guitar Hero/Rock Band for one of the mini games.  I have nothing against Guitar Hero or Rock Band, but I don't like them(cuz I suck at them, OK?), but even still, they ripped off another game and called it their own.  They lost major creativity points for doing that.

RANKINGS

Story: 10
Graphics: 4
Creativity: 8.5
Playability: 4
Family Friendlyness: 1
Overall: 4

Description
MY CRITIC REVIEW

  Your choice of character is limited to four types, child femal, child male, adult female, adult male.  The characters cannot really be changed, you have three options of head shape, four skin colours, three hair styles, and four hair colours, this all applies to each character.  On the other hand your possible outfits seem to be endless, though you have to unlock anything that's actually interesting.
  As you play through the mini golf courses there are three types, Adventure Holes, which all have a little mini game in them that will usually give you a hole in one, Trickshots Holes, in which you must get a hole in one or it will start you back at the tee, and Challenge Holes, difficult holes with multiple ways to finish, but only one hard way to get a hole in one.  While your ball rolls about on the green it will hit theme coins and skull coins, theme coins are used to purchase things from that theme in the proshop.  Skull coins on the other hand take away from the theme coins you have at that theme.
  Things in the proshop range from an entire gnome outfit to a tiki golf ball that chants every time you put.  Some things in the proshop are highly priced(300+coins), most courses don't earn you more than 20 coins at a time, but if you can collect a lot of coins and get a hole in one it will multiply all of your recently obtained coins by four.
  The graphics in this game are not very impressive, but they are modern, so I suppose that they are better than the graphics of most of the other games I will be reviewing.  There is an interesting feature called Against Barker which allows you to golf against the park owner Barker, if you beat him you earn a special Barker Coin which can be used to purchase things at the Barker shop.  Each character type will do some kind of little skit after sinking your put, and it changes depending upon the club that you have equiped.

PERSONAL REVIEW

  This game can be very addicting, but after a time of playing it I find it to be irritating like when someone just keeps rubbing your back in the same place for a half hour.  The multiplayer mode on this doesn't really interest me, and that's why I did not review on it, the reason being that you don't earn any coins if you play it.  I found the characters very boring and limited, and you are also quite limited by how many characters you can enter for the name.  One of my main problems with this game is that it has a Tiki Drum rip-off of Guitar Hero/Rock Band for one of the mini games.  I have nothing against Guitar Hero or Rock Band, but I don't like them(cuz I suck at them, OK?), but even still, they ripped off another game and called it their own.  They lost major creativity points for doing that.

RANKINGS

Story: 10
Graphics: 4
Creativity: 8.5
Playability: 4
Family Friendlyness: 1
Overall: 4