Computer Golf!

Computer Golf! is a simulation of the sport of golf featuring a nine-hole course. Players move a golfer around using the joystick and hold down the action button to charge a backswing. The position of the player in regards to the ball controls the angle of the stroke and the length of time the button is held affects its strength.

There are a number of hazards to avoid including trees and rough. When the ball reaches the putting green, the viewpoint changes to focus in on the hole. If the player hits a tree with the ball, the player character performs a brief animation of smashing their club on the ground.

"Arcade Alley", written by Bill Kunkel and Arnie Katz for Video magazine, called the game "a must" for those that enjoyed playing real life golf. They enjoyed the way the view swaps when reaching the green and the animation flourishes when the golfer character hits a tree with his ball. In the column's first Annual Arcade Awards, Computer Golf! received the award for "Best Solitaire Game".

Electronic Games, also edited by Kunkel and Katz, reviewed the game in 1981 and said "it created quite a stir of admiration when it first appeared, and it remains an outstanding cartridge today." How to Win at Video Games: A Complete Guide by George Sullivan said it was "one of the best of all the [Odyssey²] sports-game cartridges."