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A turn-based golf roguelike set in the 1930s. Build a deck of clubs golf won't invent for decades, and beat the golfers of the day at their own game without ever taking a swing.
During the Great Depression, country clubs losing members and money treat every bad round as evidence that a course is unplayable and that its builder should pay. Mr. Duffer, a golfer paid to play badly, collects their claims. The firm that built the courses hires a mathematician to answer them, and the player has to invent what that job is.