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Super Battle Golf Sets March 25, 2027 Release Date for Nintendo Switch 2

Published:2026-10-29 22:14 UTC · Updated:2026-10-29 22:14 UTC

Super Battle Golf is scheduled for Nintendo Switch 2 on March 25, 2027. Its 1-8 player golf action brings everyone onto the course simultaneously, with swinging, shooting, sabotage, and any means necessary to finish first.

Super Battle Golf Sets March 25, 2027 Release Date for Nintendo Switch 2
Image:Nintendo of America · YouTube:Super Battle Golf – Release Date Trailer – Nintendo Switch 2

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Gameplay

In Super Battle Golf, up to eight players play simultaneously. Participants can swing, shoot, sabotage rivals, and use any means necessary to reach the hole first in a rush to the finish.

The game offers private lobbies, custom rule sets, and teams mode. Players can customize their golfers with cosmetics and unlock new emotes and outfits as they play, while equipment ranges from golf carts to rocket-powered driver clubs.

Nintendo directs viewers to Nintendo.com for additional information about the release. The announcement also provides a Nintendo subscription link and points to Nintendo of America’s official accounts on X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitch.

At a glance
Release date and platform
Super Battle Golf is scheduled for Nintendo Switch 2 on March 25, 2027.
Simultaneous multiplayer
The game supports 1-8 players, with everyone playing at the same time.
Modes and customization
Features include private lobbies, custom rule sets, teams mode, cosmetics, unlockable emotes and outfits, golf carts, and rocket-powered driver clubs.

Sources and language information

Original source

Official information · Source language: English

Source region / storefront: Not specified by the source; language does not imply availability.

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