This is a compilation of my Albatrosses obtained since I started playing Mario Golf Toadstool Tour (December 2003). I have more albatrosses in stroke play, etc., but the game only saves highlights from Tournament and Speed Golf modes. The best highlight of this video (and probably my best saved highlight of the game) is the hole-in-one on Cheep Cheep Falls #18, a par 4, with Shadow Mario (in a tournament; I would never use him in a competitive match against a real player). Some of these holes were played using Advance Tour characters (Neil/Ella) or custom clubs (POW, super POW, etc...) Pictures of MGTT records and stats can be found in my Photobucket. s139.photobucket.com

This is a compilation of my holes-in-one (or hole-in-ones, whatever the plural is) obtained since I started playing Mario Golf Toadstool Tour (December 2003). I have more holes-in-one in stroke play and other modes (17 total holes-in-one on the six main courses, and 50 at Congo Canopy as of 1/12/08), but the game only saves highlights from Tournament and Speed Golf modes. Some of these holes were played using Advance Tour characters (Neil/Ella) or custom clubs. Pictures of MGTT records and stats can be found in my Photobucket. s139.photobucket.com

this is a video of all my records, scores, accomplishments, etc. from Mario Golf Toadstool Tour since I've gotten the game (December 2003) to the last time I played it (August 2007). There are data from Tournament, Star Tournament, Near Pin, Side Games, Speed Golf, Coin Attack, and Ring Attack. All scores are legit. I have never used save + quit + restart for any hole on any of my scores. Some scores were obtained using Mario Golf Advance Tour characters (Neil and Ella) and clubs, which are stronger and more accurate than Toadstool Tour stuff. Also included is a special AIJ highlight. Okay, it's not special, but the hole is 573 yards long. (There is no hole in the game that's 613 or 457 yards long).

I lost my AC power adapter for my N64, so this was filmed at a friend's house. My friends are playing Chinese Poker in the background and commenting on how I have no life. Some of the conversation was funny. MG64 only saves five shots for birdie, eagle, albatross, and hole-in-one, and you can't save your highlights, so they will automatically overwrite some of them. This video contains my two holes-in-one on par 4's, a few others, and five albatrosses, four of which are on Shy Guy Desert hole 14. I do not have Mario Golf for Game Boy Color, so everything was done using MG64 characters and clubs. I started playing MG64 in August 1999. Most of my accomplishments were in 2001 and 2002. I have a total of 40 holes-in-one on 2 par 4's and 18 different par 3's (there are 6 par 3's that I have never gotten a hole-in-one on). I've gotten 10 with Sonny, 9 with DK, 6 with Yoshi, 4 with Plum, 3 with Maple, 2 each with Harry and Baby Mario, and 1 each with Mario, Bowser, Metal Mario, and Charlie. I have 8 career albatrosses, if you include the holes-in-one on par 4's. FIVE of them are on Shy Guy Desert hole #14, and four of those were with DK, on four different rounds. I have no damn clue why I've had such luck on this hole. I've made an eagle or better on 85 out of the 108 holes on the six regular courses. Keep in mind that I ALWAYS play for score. I never play just to make a hole-in-one or eagle or whatever on a certain hole. My course records are (no save/quit/restart cheating ...

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here are some highlights I did a few years ago that I did not get around to recording on video until now. these were all done with Toadstool Tour characters and basic clubs only. the first section contains eagles, and the second part contains birdies. I'm uploading the birdie clips because most of them involve me being stupid at the beginning of the hole and then making a sweet shot to bail myself out.

i was playing Mario golf on my wii whaen i got an eagle

This is a compilation of highlights of my eagles from Mario Golf Toadstool Tour. I have far more eagles than I can count. I've gotten an eagle or better on 93 of the 108 holes on the six standard courses (with custom clubs and/or characters) and 55/108 holes using only Toadstool Tour characters and basic clubs. It's not hard to make an eagle, but the ones in the video are on relatively difficult holes, and involved some extraordinary shot making (and some luck) Some of these holes were played using Advance Tour characters (Neil/Ella) and/or custom clubs. Pictures of MGTT records and stats can be found in my Photobucket. s139.photobucket.com

Claudio Pea interviews Mario Camicia, famous italian golf journalist

I played MGTT for the first time in four months and beat my Blooper Bay front tees normal greens time by 40 seconds. It was a pretty clean round score and time wise, with the exception of holes 15-17. I used star Yoshi with basic clubs only. I want to get a lot better at speed golf this summer.

lol i used putter and try mine luck this hepend (note:replays from difrent sites) this video is unedited

I did a speed run at congo canopy (normal greens) with non-star Peach (basic clubs only). I made one major mistake on hole 4 (costing me 4-5 seconds), and had a few other holes (like #1) that I could trim .5-1.5 seconds off. i replayed this several more times, but even after eliminating the mistake on #4 and being 4-5 seconds up on my personal record, I still managed to give up that lead without making any real mistakes. i think holes 5 to 17 were done as well as I could possibly do it (for now). I know I can break 4:25, but it's going to take some work. Had I eliminated the mistakes in this run, I could have been looking at 4:22ish.

Athlete golf swings captured at the 2008 Team Challenge.

I did a speed run at Peach's Castle Grounds, front tees, normal greens, with star Yoshi, basic clubs only. I was playing purely for speed and didn't care about score. I did not expect to get a good score, but after posting a solid front 9, I decided to record the back 9.

This is my first hole-in-one on this hole and first career hole-in-one at Blooper Bay. This is my 20th hole-in-one on the six main courses, and first with Peach. I have 57 at Congo Canopy, but I can pretty much get as many as I want there, and those don't really count anyway. I still don't have a hole-in-one at Shifting Sands. I intended to land the ball on the fairway 10-12 yards short of the hole and let the forward momentum generated by the 1W carry the ball to the hole. I mishit the tee shot short and tried to compensate with topspin. It spun too far, but the pin got in the way, so I got completely lucky with this one.

I could not turn down a video opportunity after such a great front 9. I rushed several shots in the round in an attempt to cut a few seconds off my time, and ended up making some pars that I would not have made if I weren't under time pressure. Other than a few rushed shots, I did reasonably well score-wise (same as last time) and very well time-wise (beat my old time by 25 seconds and change). There is room for improvement, but I am happy with my time for now. I can get about 9:05-9:10 on a very good day, but breaking 9 minutes is impossible for me given my current speed and skill level. I don't have the course memorized to the point where I can hit shots into the green without aiming or using alternate camera views.

this is part 1: the front 9 I played a speed run at Lakitu Valley (front tees, normal greens) with star Waluigi (basic clubs only). I'm happy with my time for now, but there were one or two major mistakes and several places where I took a second or two too long to make decisions. Given my current skill level, I should be able to break 7:30, and could break 7:25 on a good day. Below that would require some luck.

Past time plays of my bud Mario in Nas Meridian hehehe!!!!

Miami, FL The members of the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour headed south to the Country Club of Miami this weekend and saw a trio of international talent take home titles. Throughout the weekend the competitors were forced to battle the intense wind and gloomy [Sunday] conditions to post low scores. The players chose to take a note out of the Olde English style of play and hit low bump and run type shots up onto the heavily undulated greens. The players quickly found out that on a par 70 course, such as the Country Club of Miami, par is good enough to win. Due to this the players that managed to control their game around the greens were the ones who were able to hold on and secure victory.

FREAKIN SWEET and i like pie. Shout out to my homie Jeffy.