Kirby was fairly new character at this point, with two platformer games and pinball game in his portfolio now his trademark copy abilities and his ball-like features were ingeniously implemented in a great golf game.
But when the ball gets rolling, and you put in the work, you'll feel like Arnold Palmer in a candy-colored fantasy land. The game is not for everyone one and I can understand why some folks would dismiss it. I'll tell you from experience, that getting stuck in this game is not fun and can feel debilitating. If golf or sports games don't appeal to you, approach Kirby's Dream Course from the mindset of a puzzle game. The solution to some courses requires you to be observant, timely and consider a whole lot of moving parts before you trigger a Rube Goldberg-esque reaction. Mastery requires trail-and-error and a deep understanding of the game's physics and courses. In that regard, this is perhaps the most esoteric Kirby game it certainly requires dedication.
Kirby's Dream Course is not for complacent gamers. Putting your trust in Power Shots won’t cut it. World 3 in particular is much harder than Courses 1 and 2 you'll need to start utilizing all of your different tools in order to get those coveted Hole-in-One shots. You have to be prepared for how uneven the difficulty of Kirby's Dream Course is: sometimes the last hole in a course is painfully easy, but a few holes earlier, you're were asking yourself "how can I POSSIBLY do this in less than 3 shots?" The game demands ludicrous precision at times. In general, Kirby games have a reputation for being easy and aimed at younger players or people may not necessarily play video games as a hobby.
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