Nope, sadly its dead.

Maybe if it was free, I could recommend. Another Devolver game that was released and abandoned.

dead game
really tho if if they would just add a course builder or moddability it'd be worth 5$ but it's a 1 dollar game.
I actually really like it tho

Abandoned early access game that never had an update since it released in 2017
Multiplayer doesn't work and the game is just a total mess

This ♥♥♥♥ should have been delisted over 5 years ago.

The worst game ever, it looks like it was made by a blind person who knows nothing about UI or game development. Don't buy this trash, if you really have spare money you can just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ give it to me instead of playing this. 0/10

Literally doesn't work. Renders a black screen in-game, no instruction on how anything works or what settings mean, and development seems dead. Please, please, avoid this. It's clearly some sort of lazy cash-grab. Even for a dollar this is abysmal. If they fix the game (big if), I'll change my review. But for now, waste of time and money, I'm not going to put in more effort than the dev did to make their broken product work. Put in a refund request.

Fun, but the content runs out fast and its not looking like this is ever getting out of early access or getting any more updates.

Ages ago, there was an unassuming little tech demo called "Golf?" (as in, Golf Question Mark). It was very much a golf game; mouse-based swinging and all, but the abstract sepia look of the courses, the brightly-colored robotic golfers with guns and teapots on their heads, and the rocket-powered golf carts certainly set it apart from the crowd. While not much became of "Golf?" around that time, the title screen always promised, "Free Demo (for something we eventually hope to charge money for)".

Golf for Workgroups is that something.

While sanitized of its very slightly less copyright-friendly aspects (the "dancing guy" head, previously stated to be a Street Fighter 2 reference, has been replaced with "another gun") and given a spit-polish in several other aspects, Golf for Workgroups is more or less the same game that "Golf?" was. While certainly it's a bit less buggy (only a bit; I've had it come up with zero graphics at least once), it is still only nine holes long, with no sign of any more courses coming. In fact, despite this being an Early Access game, the last update was over a year ago, and the devs seem to have moved on to other things.

Now, I loved "Golf?" and I'm more than happy to buy this just to show my support for it, but at the same time, I cannot recommend people buy it if they're expecting something more substantial than the existing 9 holes. Perhaps this might change in the future, if more courses got added, but for the time being, I can't really advise a purchase in good conscience.

It's a pretty neat game with a good engine and could do with more levels and certainly a better multiplayer system. The game's already quite enjoyable even with other great golf games in existance.

And then it never got updated.

Just get 100ft Robot Golf.