Outlaw Golf 2

nd so we return to this most exclusive of golf clubs, the one with no sign of any expensive German saloon cars in the car park, no luridly-patterned Ronnie Corbett-style pullovers, and no real book of rules. Outlaw Golf is back for another round in the imaginatively-titled ...2.
 
Developer Hypnotix has delivered a golf game that - for all its irreverence towards the sport - is well above par. There's no case of sequel-itis to treat here, just a fun golf game with a host of amusing diversions and flavours. Here's just a few modes, briefly described for your pleasure, just a taste of what to expect from OG2: Baseball mode invites you to play a round of golf with said sport's rules and up to four players on the course. Instead of the usual stroke-based scoring system, in this mode, a picture of the four bases determines how well you're doing.
 
How you play on each hole will decide the type of hit you get, and to score, you'll need to get one of your men to round the bases back to home. Next up is a multiplayer delight called Bingo Bango. For many people, the most frustrating part of golf is putting. You can do everything right up until that point: fantastic drive, good approach shot, find yourself putting for birdie, and then fall to pieces with a three putt and finish with a bogey.
 
In Bingo Bango mode, the end result isn't the only thing that matters. Two to four players can get it on in Bingo Bango, and there are three ways to score in this game: A) Be the first player to reach the green and you will get a point added to your Bingo bank. B) Be the closest player to the pin when reaching the green and you will get a point added to your Bango bank. C) Be the player with the lowest number of strokes and you will get a point added to your Bingo bank.