What Turbo Golf Racing is
Turbo Golf Racing mixes driving with golf. You steer a car across a course and use it to knock your ball toward the hole, so every hole is part race track and part putting green. Courses come in different biomes, from ancient Aztec temples and gravity-defying space courses to industrial wastelands, and the terrain matters: boost pads and boost rings speed you up, while rough, bunkers and trees slow you down or block the way. An aerial camera lets you scope out the course before you commit to a shot, and the combined power dash mechanic sends the ball further than a normal hit.
Playing together
Race mode puts you up against seven other competitors in a Grand-Prix style competition. Boost, dash and glide to be the first to get your ball into the hole, take shortcuts to outwit rivals, and use pickups to stop them in their tracks. Golf mode is the opposite pace: precision beats speed, and the win goes to whoever finishes with the fewest shots. Time Trials let you race against the clock to earn stars and unlock new courses, and you can compare your best time on each course with your friends or climb the global leaderboards. Casual and custom games are there when you want to set your own terms.
Before you start
Power Cores change how you play. Equip them to hit with more power, spin or bounciness, and to unlock abilities that grapple onto, freeze or stick to your ball, so builds suit different playstyles rather than one fixed approach. Your vehicle is yours to dress up: car bodies, balls, wheels, spoilers, shields, paints and boosters can be mixed into over 1 trillion combinations, so you will not look like anyone else on the grid. Expect a game where driving skill and shot placement both count — getting to the ball quickly means nothing if the putt is off line.