Major Title 2

Major Title 2 is a golf simulation game, and it is the sequel to the original Major Title. It is an arcade-style golf game that was released in the early 1990s. The game was developed by Irem, a Japanese video game company. As an arcade golf game, it typically features a mix of realistic golf mechanics and more arcade-style elements for accessibility and fun.

Here's a general guide on how to play and the expected controls for an arcade-style golf game like Major Title 2:

Controls (Typical for arcade golf games):

1. Aiming: Use the joystick or directional buttons to aim your shot. This is usually done before taking a shot.

2. Selecting Clubs: Use additional buttons to cycle through your golf clubs, selecting the one that best suits the distance to the hole.

3. Power and Accuracy: Press and hold the shot button to determine the power of your swing. The longer you hold it, the more power your shot will have. Some games may have a separate accuracy meter, requiring you to time your button press for accuracy.

4. Taking the Shot: Release the shot button to take your swing. The trajectory and distance of your shot depend on factors like the power of your swing, the club used, and any environmental conditions.

5. Putting: When on the green, a putting meter may appear to help you gauge the strength of your putt. The goal is to sink the ball into the hole in as few strokes as possible.

6. Obstacles: Negotiate hazards such as bunkers, water hazards, and trees. Adjust your shot accordingly to avoid penalties.

How to Play:

1. Course Selection: Choose a golf course or game mode from the available options.

2. Character Selection: Pick a golfer or avatar to represent you on the course.

3. Pre-shot Setup: Aim your shot using the controls provided. Choose the appropriate club for the distance.

4. Take the Shot: Use the power and accuracy controls to take your swing.

5. Navigate the Course: Progress through each hole, adjusting your strategy based on the layout and any obstacles.

6. Complete the Round: Finish all holes with the fewest strokes possible to achieve the best score.

7. Score Tracking: Many arcade golf games display your score, par, and other relevant information on-screen.