Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The game uses a course-focused golf presentation in which the player advances through the holes of St Andrews. The objective is to complete the round in as few strokes as possible while avoiding hazards and positioning shots for the next stroke.
Play centers on choosing an appropriate club, aiming, setting shot power, and responding to the course layout. Progression follows the hole sequence rather than a character or equipment-driven campaign. Specific alternate modes and multiplayer options are not documented reliably for the DOS release.
Plan your run
Study each hole before committing to a shot. Favor safe landing areas over maximum distance when bunkers, rough, or other hazards make an aggressive line risky.
Use conservative club selection around the greens and plan the next stroke before taking the current one. Because the exact interface and shot-setting model can vary by version, rely on the on-screen indicators rather than undocumented input assumptions.
Golf's Best: St. Andrews - The Home of Golf is a DOS golf simulation centered on the historic Old Course at St Andrews. It presents a traditional round of golf rather than an arcade-style interpretation, with the player managing shots across a full course and dealing with the practical demands of club selection, direction, and distance. The game's main appeal is its focus on one of golf's most recognizable venues and its attempt to reproduce a structured, rules-based sporting experience on home computers. Detailed development and publishing credits are not consistently documented in available reference material. Its historical reception is correspondingly modest, but the title remains notable as a dedicated St Andrews golf game from the DOS era.
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