Overview

‘Executive Edition’ is a golf simulation video game released by Access Software, Inc. in 1986. Building upon their successful Leader Board series, this version aimed to deliver an enhanced experience with refined mechanics and a realistic approach to golf, appealing to both enthusiasts and casual players alike.

Gameplay

The game offers a variety of features that simulate the complexity of a real golf game. Players can select clubs, adjust their stance, and account for wind conditions to execute precise shots on well-designed courses. The user interface, though simple by modern standards, was advanced for its time, providing an engaging and strategic golfing experience.

Technical Features

With its release in the mid-80s, the game was recognized for its detailed 3D graphics, particularly notable on platforms such as the Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum. The sound effects were minimal but effective, emphasizing the focus on gameplay realism and strategy.

Legacy

This installment in the Leader Board series contributed to Access Software’s reputation for delivering quality sports simulations. While it may not have been as mainstream as other titles of the time, it retained a dedicated following and was a stepping stone in the evolution of golf video games, influencing future developments in the genre.