On today's chart 877K views since yesterday

SMii7Y plays "QWOP, but golf" and ends up aiming at a giant toilet

Normal Golf Game's guide is its real developer, Luke Muscat, who charges a $100,000 entry fee and then reports that SMii7Y's car has been towed.

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I Played The Hardest Golf Game on Steam...

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0:00SMii7Y introduces Normal Golf Game and compares its controls to the ragdoll game QWOP.
0:50Developer Luke Muscat greets him by security camera, then charges a $100,000 entry fee.
6:26The tutorial sends him hunting for a secret hidden gong, which takes several attempts.
7:27His car is towed, and he must clear boards from the No Parking signs with golf shots.
18:00In the pro shop, a putter costs $200, so he turns to paid bounties.
19:10He takes on "The Big Flush," aiming the ball straight into a giant toilet.

The man in the cheap greenscreen box giving SMii7Y golf lessons is not a random actor. He introduces himself as Luke Muscat, "and I designed this whole experience," and he really did: Muscat is the designer behind Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride, and his Normal Golf Game is the subject of "The Hardest Golf Game on Steam...". The upload drew about 880,000 views in its first nine hours.

The description insists there is nothing weird about it. Within seconds SMii7Y has a better summary: "It is... it's basically QWOP, but golf." The editor answers his explanation of that old browser game with an on-screen caption, "POV: SMII7Y IS OLD," and the controls soon prove him right. Every swing is a negotiation between mouse movements and keyboard inputs.

The hospitality is no smoother. Muscat greets him through a security camera, deducts the entry fee and leaves his account below zero. Later he adds, casually, "By the way, your car has been towed," because SMii7Y parked in front of a sign he could not see. Getting it back means knocking boards off the signs with golf balls, after a tutorial that already had him searching for a hidden gong.

Somewhere in the middle, SMii7Y calls it "the most accurate golf game ever created," and the edit marks the moment with his list of hard sports: golf first, hockey second. A putter costs $200 in the pro shop, so the last stretch is a bounty called "The Big Flush": put the ball directly into a giant toilet.

It is a change of pace for the channel, whose recent uploads were mostly evenings with friends in horror games, from a haunted fishing trip to the Backrooms and a crooked casino. This one is solo, and many commenters want it to become a running series so they can watch his golf slowly improve. One viewer jokes that by the end his skill has already climbed from zero to a tenth of a point.

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What viewers say

The greenscreened hands are really the cherry on top
@NixxonyySee it on YouTube
“Normal” doesn’t exist with this guy
@destoyerdj4486See it on YouTube
fun fact: if you skip to near the end of the video, Smi77y's skill has improved from 0 to 0.1
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0:57 those old Minecraft videos with just the realistic hands
@pineitzSee it on YouTube
I want this to become a series like Teardown, doesn't need the treadmill or hatred of an inanimate object.
But I'd like this to be a long running series where we actually get to see his progression.
@RADHD-q9qSee it on YouTube
Cool thing is that the developer of this golf game is actually the same guy who made fruit ninja and jetpack joyride
@Fl4zedSee it on YouTube
9:49 As an Aussie the way you said kookaburra was so funny
@h8ez079See it on YouTube
23:21 The way you can just hear the misery in his voice is sending me I'm so sorry
@WarClaw4055See it on YouTube
7:17 That actually got me. I legit thought the video was over because time genuinely flies by so fast when watching. Glaze but deserved glaze.
@avanananaSee it on YouTube
24:09 That effin bird sound killed me!
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