"good in a 1997-98 sort of way," while calling it a "reasonably deep simulation of golf." Some criticized the grid lines for being difficult and unhelpful. The PowerStroke swing method was also criticized. Nicholls stated that the game seemed "impossible and frustrating" when using the PowerStroke, and Sports Gaming Network considered the PowerStroke awkward to use. Goble criticized the PowerStroke icon's location onscreen: "It is, for some wacky reason, located right at the base of the screen, in almost exactly the same spot where the game's hidden menu panel is activated. We cannot count the number of times we accidentally triggered that menu when all we wanted to do was make a damn shot." References External links Official website (archived) Microsoft Golf 2001 Edition at MobyGames 2000 video games Golf video games Microsoft games Video games developed in the United States Video games set in the United States Windows games Windows-only games