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Microsoft Links is a golf simulation video game developed by Access Software and published by Microsoft for the MS-DOS platform in 1990.

The game allows players to compete against computer-controlled opponents or other human players. Players can choose from various golf courses and select different modes such as stroke play, match play, and skins. Microsoft Links also features adjustable difficulty levels, customizable clubs, and detailed player statistics.

The game received critical acclaim for its realistic graphics and gameplay mechanics, and was praised for its attention to detail in recreating real-world golf courses. It was also one of the first games to utilize the then-revolutionary VGA graphics standard.

Microsoft Links spawned a series of sequels and spin-offs, including Microsoft Links LS and Microsoft Golf 1999 Edition. The game remains a beloved classic among golf enthusiasts and retro gaming fans alike.