If Rocket League plays football, others have decided to take up golf by borrowing the same gameplay, so that one could almost believe in a DLC.
Scheduled to go out on August 4 on Xbox Series and PC, Turbo Golf Racing invites you to drive a whole bunch of customizable cars and hit a ball. But a golf ball makes all the difference.
Rocket League and Tiger Woods walk into a bar
The software will carry with it several game modes including races, points struggles, or golf circuits and will also allow you to collect various cars that you can dress up with a whole bunch of cosmetics.
You can also test the game yourself since it is currently in beta until June 20 on Xbox Series and PC (Steam).
Any resemblance to Rocket League is purely coincidental
