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A decent game. It would have benefitted greatly from some green close-ups, though.

Graphics: 3 Sound: 2 Replay Value: 3 Notes: 1- to 4-player game Screen Shots

If you want to play a really good round of golf on Intellivision, get Chip Shot Super Pro Golf instead. Still, the old standby PGA Golf wasn't too bad. Sound was virtually nonexistent.

A total of eight PGA Golf box variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0910	1980	U.S.A.	Plastic tray; part number on top; © Mattel, Inc. Hawthorne, CA on bottom; refers to Keyboard Component on cover
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0910	1980	Hong Kong	Plastic tray; part number on top; © Mattel, Inc. Hawthorne, CA on bottom; refers to Keyboard Component on cover
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0910-G1	1980	Hong Kong	Plastic tray; no part number on top; © Mattel, Inc. Hawthorne, CA on bottom; text on bottom flap on blue sticker
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0510	1980	Hong Kong	French-Canadian; plastic tray; no part number on top; © Mattel Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada on back
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0410	1979	Hong Kong	International version with slots in back for localized manual; PGA logo removed; submitted by Moonbeam
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0810	1979	Hong Kong	International English edtion?; no PGA logo; plastic tray; bottom flap refers to UK address
	Intellivision Inc.	1816	1980	U.S.A.	Standard Intellivision, Inc. box
	Sears	3873-0910	1979	Hong Kong	Plastic tray; blue game title on top and back

Two different versions of this game exist. Most of the copies I've seen are the original version. The ROM variant, which exists in both blue and white label versions, adds a new feature: if you press the <enter> key on the keypad, the distance to the hole and par for the hole appear on the screen. I do not know if the documentation was ever altered to indicate this feature.

Par and Distance ROM variant

A total of seventeen PGA Golf manual variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0920	1980	U.S.A.	Initially submitted by Hankster
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0920	1980	Hong Kong
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0920-G1	1980	Hong Kong
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0920-G2	1980	U.S.A.
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0920-G2	1980	Hong Kong
Image not available.	Mattel Electronics	1816-0920-G3	1980	Hong Kong	Green artwork
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0920-G3	1980	Hong Kong	Blue artwork; submitted by Hankster
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0720	1980	Hong Kong	French-Canadian; blue artwork w/ grey border
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0820	1980	Hong Kong	U.K. printing; green artwork w/ grey border
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0161	1980	Hong Kong	Dutch; noted, and image contributed by cmart; need confirmation of part number, other appearance details
	Mattel Electronics	1816-0111	1980	Hong Kong	French version, from Mattel Electronics France; blue artwork; submitted by Moonbeam
Image not available.	Mattel Electronics	1816-0131	1980	Hong Kong	Italian version; green and black artwork with gray border; title localized as 'Golf Professionistico'
	Mattel Electronics	PC-1816-0920	1980	U.S.A.	PlayCable version; grey and green artwork; original part number is consipuously masked out on front cover
Image not available.	Bandai	1816-0201	None		Japanese release by Bandai; noted by voltron and others; shows stylized game graphics
	Intellivision Inc.	1816-0820	1980	U.S.A.	Stapled along left edge; still has © Mattel, Inc. on the cover!
	Intellivision Inc.	1816-0820	None	U.S.A.	Stapled along top edge; stock seems thicker than normal
	Sears	3873-0920	1980	Hong Kong

There were also some variations of the 'Running Man' and Mattel logo on the back cover.

A total of five PGA Golf overlay variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Mattel Electronics	1816-4289	1980	U.S.A.	Original revision(?): white outline around title, brown woods, grey irons, orange putter; Note: copyright date is 1980
	Mattel Electronics	1816-4289	1979	U.S.A.	Original part number, white outline around title, but different colors: brown woods, orangeirons and putter; Note: copyright date is 1979; (wonder of those irons got rusty from a dunk in the water hazard? ;-)
	Mattel Electronics	1816-4289-G1	1979	U.S.A.	No outline around title; brown woods, orange irons and putter; Note: copyright date is 1979
	Phil Boland	49 75207	1979	U.S.A.	Part of the Sears Super Video Arcade Overlay Set (2013)
Image not available.	Intellivision Productions	N/A	2014	U.S.A.	Part of the Supplemental Overlay Pack for Intellivision Flashback; outline around title; brown woods, grey irons and orange putter

A total of six PGA Golf label variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Mattel Electronics	N/A	None		No origin
	Mattel Electronics	N/A	None	Hong Kong	Origin upper right
	Intellivision Inc.	N/A	1980	U.S.A.	Origin lower right; © I.I. 1980 to left of origin; ™ small, centered vertically on right edge; smaller label, rounded corners
	Intellivision Inc.	N/A	1980		Date lower right; no copyright, origin; larger label, square corners
	Intellivision Inc.	N/A	None		No origin, copyright or date info; larger label, square corners
	Phil Boland	N/A	None		Part of the Sears Super Video Arcade Overlay Set (2013)

	Title screen for PGA Golf.
	Did this version of Golf introduce the fundamental notion of how golf swings are simulated in games?

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