The single-player Ring Shot is a minigame where the user has to sink it in the hole in par or less. This mode is used to unlock the other characters in the game and, much like Tournament mode, the difficulty doesn't ramp up until you are playing the last character in the game. You can use any unlocked course and play any set of holes in that course.
In the single-player Character Match, you play against any computer opponent, and whoever wins nine holes first wins the match.
This makes We Love Golf one of the easier golf games on the market, which is great for people wanting to unlock things but bad for those that love a challenge. It starts out very easy, and while the difficulty ramps up, it doesn't do so until the very last course is available for gameplay. Winning a tournament in a course allows you to unlock another course.
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In the single-player Tournament mode, you play against several computer games in a full 18 holes for each course. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but if you're looking to style your golfer yourself, it won't happen here. Unlike other golf games on the system where character customization is strong, here you are limited to six original pre-made outfits and the Capcom-themed ones. While the number of courses is sizeable when you unlock them and the number of characters reflect that as well, the lack of customization kind of hurts. In the single- and multiplayer modes, you choose your character and outfit, the game mode, course and number of holes. Once you get to the main menu, you have the choice between checking out the single-player mode, the multiplayer mode for up to four people, your personal stats and online gameplay. We Love Golf is a feature-packed game that gives you plenty to do every time you pop in the disc. The question is, can a veteran developer produce the first really amazing golf game for the Wii, or will the gaming public have to wait for someone to get it right? The answer can be a bit surprising. The result is We Love Golf, which aims to be the definitive arcade-style golf game for the console. After both EA and Tecmo released a few golf games for the system, Capcom decided to enlist the services of Camelot (the development team responsible for the first two Hot Shots Golf games as well as the Mario Golf series) and throw their hat into the golf game. The nature of the game itself can be translated very well to the controller and Nintendo demonstrated how it could work with Wii Sports. Of all the sports to be represented on the Nintendo Wii, golf is one of the more prevalent ones.
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