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Mario Golf: Super Rush was released at the end of June 2021 and is the sixth mainline installment in the Mario Golf series. The last one came more than seven years earlier and it seems fair to say that a lot has changed since Mario Golf: World Tour was released for the 3DS back in early 2014. Gone away are unlockable characters and many of the series' classic items to be replaced with some new and improved game types and what are undoubtedly the best graphics to ever have ever graced a Mario Golf title. Since its release, Mario Golf: Super Rush has seen a 2.0 update, in which players were given the free New Donk City course (which was announced by Nintendo even before the game was released). The update also introduced Toadette as a character and made some pretty big changes to the way that online play works.

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What Mario Golf: Super Rush lacks in features and content, it more than makes up for in polish and precision. When it comes to the game's weather and physics, it's far more realistic than any of its predecessors and provides players with a fun and authentic golfing experience that can be enjoyed solo, online, or locally with friends and family. This complete guide and walkthrough for Mario Golf: Super Rush will teach players everything they need to know about the game, while also keeping them informed about any news, patches, or updates.

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  • Things To Know Before Getting Started

    Mario using a Special Shot in Mario Golf Super Rush

    Mario Golf: Super Rush is an exciting new entry for fans returning to the franchise and also provides a great jumping-off point for those that are looking to experience the sports franchise for the first time. That said, it's important for players to understand exactly what they're getting into before they blindly leap into the Mario-inspired release. Here's a look at some common questions that players should consider before starting their golfing journey.

  • Beginner Tips and How-To Guides

    Getting Started In Mario Golf: Super Rush

    Some modern video games rely on at least a basic understanding of the genre for players to be able to really sink their teeth in. Mario Golf: Super Rush is a little bit different in this regard, however, in that even those who've never played a golf game before and are completely unfamiliar with the sport itself should be able to wrap their head around how it all works pretty quickly.


    The Adventure Golf mode does a pretty decent job of explaining the game's core mechanics and there's also an in-game guide for those who'd rather just jump straight into regular play. Certain mechanics can be a little trickier and more nuanced than the guides and tutorials first make out though, so anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of the game may want to do some extra research before they tee off.


    The following guides will give players a better idea of how to approach the game of Mario Golf: Super Rush, with generalized tips to help dominate the competition and some in-depth walkthroughs for how to utilize certain mechanics.

  • Tips For Each Game Mode

    Game Types In Mario Golf: Super Rush

    As well as a more traditional round of golf, players are able to try their hand at a number of additional game types in Mario Golf: Super Rush. The aptly named Speed Golf sees players racing to finish a set number of holes within a set amount of time, while XC golf allows players to complete holes in any order they like providing they don't go over a set number of strokes before finishing the last hole.


    The final game type is called Battle Golf and also allows players to complete holes in any order. Unlike in XC Golf, however, players must compete with up to three other golfers in a race to see who can capture three of the nine available holes first. It's a lot more strategic and can be very enjoyable, although, unlike the other three game types, it doesn't feature in Golf Adventure mode and cannot be played on regular courses either.


    Those that are looking for tips on how to best conquer each of these game modes can use the following guides.

  • Courses and How to Unlock Them

    The six main hub worlds in Mario Golf: Super Rush's Golf Adventure Mode

    When players first start their Mario Golf: Super Rush journey, they'll only have access to three courses during regular offline play. By playing through the games Golf Adventure mode or completing the default courses, though, they'll gradually begin to unlock more and more courses for a total of seven. There's also a special arena that's used during Battle Golf, but players won't be able to use it for any of the other game types.


    Though some will perhaps be a little disappointed with how few courses are on offer, others will argue that it's very much a case of quality over quantity. It may not have many, but Mario Golf: Super Rush does at least offer a lot of variety in its courses, with each providing its own unique set of challenges for players to overcome. What's more, Nintendo and Camelot have already released one new DLC course for the game in the form of New Donk City, so there's every chance that more will at some point follow.


    Here's currently how to unlock all the courses in Mario Golf: Super Rush.

  • Golf Adventure Mode

    Gold Adventure Mode in Mario Golf: Super Rush

    The main focal point of Mario Golf: Super Rush is arguably its rich and varied multiplayer gameplay, but the game also features a short single-player story mode as well. Golf Adventure sees players create their own custom Mii golfer, who'll start out as a rookie before eventually going on to save the world. It will probably be over a little too soon for a lot of people's liking, but it definitely has its moments and is a great way to learn the game's core mechanics.


    The main focal point of Mario Golf: Super Rush is arguably its rich and varied multiplayer gameplay, but the game also features a short single-player story mode as well. Golf Adventure sees players create their own custom Mii golfer, who'll start out as a rookie before eventually going on to save the world. It will probably be over a little too soon for a lot of people's liking, but it definitely has its moments and is a great way to learn the game's core mechanics.


    Here are some helpful guides to see players through this short but entertaining single-player adventure.

  • Easter Eggs and Other Fun

    Mario Golf: Super Rush News, Rumors & Opinions

    Mario Golf: Super Rush is a great starting point for those that are new to the franchise, but it also offers some great fun for returning fans. There are some neat Easter Eggs and other hidden items strewn throughout the release that are sure to please both fans of Mario Golf and the Super Mario franchise in general. Here's a look at some of the Easter Eggs found within the game, as well as some other articles and guides pertaining to the latest installment in the series.