Network was disappointed with the number of courses, but considered each of them to be impressive, and further stated that the game seemed to have the fastest loading times of any golf game available. Ward also praised the courses. The sound received some praise, although PC Accelerator also questioned how important sounds really are in a golf game. Morris considered the sound effects to be basic and wrote that the game was "a flat experience for the ears," stating that it lacked the "aural flair" of its competitors. Fitzgerald stated that the sound effects included "weird moos and all sorts of animal cackles" as if each course was set on a farm. Goble considered the ambient sounds varied and enjoyable, but also "a bit bird-heavy." He felt that the commentary was "arrogant and error-filled." McDonald considered Feherty's shot-specific commentary good but stated that his "color commentary is hollow and annoying." House noted an issue in which Feherty sometimes stuttered his commentary, while Bottorff stated that Feherty's commentary was "in perfect tune with the progression of the game." Sports Gaming Network praised the commentary. Microsoft Golf 1999 Edition was the best-selling computer sports game of 1999, with 154,741 copies sold, equaling a total of approximately $3.1 million in revenue. Notes References External links Official website (archived) 1998 video games Golf video games Microsoft games Video games developed in the United States Windows games Windows-only games