As well as being one of the greatest golfers of all time, Jack Nicklaus designs golf courses. The 'Golden Bear' is such an expert on what makes a good golf hole, that he has selected his greatest 18 holes to be combined Accolade into one amazing course. There are also two of Jack's own courses to play on: Castle Pines and Desert Mountain.

Up to four players may compete, any number or all of which can be picked from the eight computer opponents (including Jack the lad himself). For human players there are two basic skill levels: beginner and expert (same old story the world over, eh reaters?). For the latter, wind conditions are worse and the player must select his own club for each shot.

Players may also choose to play from one of three tees - Ladies', Men's or Pro at increasing distance from the hole. Two types of match can be played: Stroke Play where the aim is to shoot the lowest score for 18 holes, and Skins where the winner of each hole wins a definable amount of prize money. Individual holes may also be practised, as can driving and putting.

Shots seem equally easy whether playing from the fairway or a bunker, and putting is a piece of cake. Despite its flaws, the game is fun for a few rounds. But then why get this when you can have Leaderboard instead?

With trees, bunkers, hills and the like it might have come up to scratch but sadly this wasn't to be. Sluggish pace, generally chunky graphics, ineffectual sound and tediously slow screen update turn this into just another very average rendition of golf. Let's hope Jack doesn't use this to help his game (judging by his performance in the recent American Masters he probably did).