The game is freeware. Enjoy.

May 23, 2004: Version 3.1

Version 3.1 includes a second course for a total of 36 holes (plus 2 tie-breaker holes). The freeware version includes the whole thing (although in the file it's still called "registered" - so you can call me lazy).

• Two separate courses for one or two players
• 18 holes in each course (36-hole total)
• Course One is straightforward (only a few sandtraps and ponds)
• Course Two has many and random hazards
• Plants send ball in a random direction
• Active bombs, which explode on impact, and time bombs, which explode after a delay
• Opening and closing gates and moving holes
• A list (while in play) of the six best games of each course
• A list of the best scores for a particular hole
• Bonus hole for finishing under par (one player) or two players finishing even
• Additional hazards: turtles, alligator, guillotine, dinosaur

For the PC, the game runs fine on my Windows 450-MHz Pentium II and 2.8-GHz Pentium 4; it's a tad slower on my 200-MHz Pentium.

For the Mac, it runs fine on my single-processor G4, 450-MHz, in OS 9.2. The OS 10.x version is native (using Flash MX for the save) and runs well on my G4. Note that whereas the OS 10 version runs at the same speed as the PC version, the OS 9 is approximately 20% slower. However, the OS 10 versions also plays at the faster speed in OS 9.

For either computer type, the game takes up 800 by 640 pixels of screen space. I'd recommend a display with millions of colors. (The more relative space the game occupies on your screen and the more colors displayed, the better the game looks.)

Mac Sit for OS 8.x-9.x 345K download

Mac Sit for OS 10.x 596K download

Each sit includes the Mac game file
and a readme.

QUESTIONS
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