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The soundtrack to the 2019 video game What the Golf? has been described as fantastically, ridiculously fun. Composed by Sune Køter Kølster, the score was developed alongside the game, with Kølster's voice as the main musical drive. The soundtrack includes 20 tracks and one bonus track, which may or may not include horse farts. The music has been described as a journey through almost every genre, with a quirky and edgy sing-a-long-barbershop feeling.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Name | WHAT THE GOLF? |
| Year | 2021 |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Publisher | Triband |
| Composer | Sune Køter Kølster |
| Number of Tracks | 20 |
| Bonus Track | May include horse farts |
| Genre | Cartoonish, whimsical, and surreal |
| Album Art | Simon Post |
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'What the Golf?' soundtrack composer
The soundtrack to the game What the Golf? was composed by Sune Køter Kølster, a Copenhagen-based composer with a master's degree in symphonic film scoring, a background in hardcore punk, and an interest in Middle Eastern music. The soundtrack was developed concurrently with the game, with Kølster's voice as the main musical drive. The music has been described as "weird" and "whimsical", with a quirky and edgy sing-a-long barbershop vibe.
The soundtrack is available on Steam and includes 20 tracks, with an additional bonus track that "may or may not include horse farts". The package also includes a vintage stereogram from ca. 1993, a wallpaper, and a computer wallpaper.
The track list for the game includes:
- Home in One
- Everything is Golf
- Soccer for Golf
- Super Golfio
- Access Denied
- The Big LeGOLFski
- Sporty Sports!
- Golf is a Lie
- Gravity Makes Me Feel Down
- Golf Rocks
- Super Putt
- Driving Range
- Ahoy
- Oh Crab!
- Once Upon a Time in the Golf
- Dark Side of the Golf
- The Frog King
- Triumph of the Green
- Golf Love
- Regular Meeting
Another game with a similar name, Golf With Your Friends, has an original soundtrack featuring 10 tracks by Kriss Wiltshire.
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'What the Golf?' vinyl soundtrack
The "What the Golf? Vinyl Soundtrack" is a collector's item created by iam8bit. It includes 1x LP Gatefold Jacket Vinyl, a bonus screen-printed slipmat, and a full digital download. The music is composed by Sune Køter Kølster, with album art by Simon Post.
The soundtrack is described as "freakin' awesome," a journey through nearly every genre of music, and cartoonishly hummable. It's the perfect addition to any vinyl collection and a must-have for fans of the game.
The vinyl soundtrack includes 20 tracks, plus one bonus track, which may or may not include horse farts. The package also comes with a vintage stereogram from ca. 1993 and a wallpaper for your computer.
The composer, Sune Kølster, is a Copenhagen-based music composer with a master's degree in symphonic film scoring and a background in hardcore punk. He has been working with Triband since their first game, "Keyboard Sports," and was a part of the "What the Golf?" team from the beginning. The quirky and edgy sing-a-long barbershop feeling of the soundtrack perfectly complements the game's surreal humor and gameplay, which has received critical acclaim.
Overall, the "What the Golf? Vinyl Soundtrack" is a unique and fun addition to any music collection, offering a whimsical and harmonious listening experience that will have you humming along all day.
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'What the Golf?' tracklist
The 2019 video game "What the Golf?" developed by Triband, features a unique and whimsical soundtrack composed by Sune Køter Kølster. The score was created alongside the game, with the composer's voice as the main musical drive, resulting in a quirky, edgy, and sing-along barbershop vibe.
The "What the Golf?" soundtrack is available on various platforms, including Steam and GOG.com, as downloadable content separate from the base game. It can also be purchased as a vinyl record from iam8bit, including a full digital download and bonus content.
- WHAT THE GOLF?
- Home in One
- Everything is Golf
- Soccer for Golf
- Super Golfio
- Access Denied
- The Big LeGOLFski
- Sporty Sports!
- Golf is a Lie
- Gravity Makes Me Feel Down
- Golf Rocks
- Super Putt
- Driving Range
- Ahoy
- Oh Crab!
- Once Upon a Time in the Golf
- Dark Side of the Golf
- The Frog King
- Triumph of the Green
- Golf Love
In addition to these 20 tracks, the soundtrack also includes 1 bonus track, which may or may not include horse farts, as well as a vintage stereogram from circa 1993.
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'What the Golf?' game
What the Golf? is a comedy golf parody game that is designed for people who dislike golf. It is a physics-based game with puzzles, challenges and surprises. Each level is a new type of golf, with some brilliant and hilarious, and others absurd. The game is packed with humour, puns and parodies, and will make players question what they know about golf.
The game was crowdfunded through the American crowdfunding website Fig. The developers chose golf as the sport to parody as it is "mostly played by rich people, so it seemed like a safe target". The levels in the game are short, allowing for as many jokes as possible. Much of the game's humour is based on slapstick comedy, which works regardless of the player's location. The game's crown system was designed to encourage players to revisit levels.
What the Golf? was released on 19 September 2019 for iOS, macOS and tvOS on Apple Arcade. A separate macOS version, not connected to Apple Arcade, and a Windows port were launched on 1 October 2019. A Nintendo Switch port was released on 21 May 2020, with a physical release sold alongside a vinyl soundtrack. A Steam version was released on 22 October 2020. The game has received generally favourable reviews, with praise for its comedic value, soundtrack, and the challenge each level presents.
What the Golf? is available on the App Store, Steam, and the Nintendo Official Site. The game is also playable on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, as well as on visionOS with mixed reality features through Apple Arcade and the Apple Vision Pro headset.
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'What the Golf?' reviews
The 2019 video game What the Golf? has received generally positive reviews, with praise for its comedy, gameplay, and soundtrack.
The game, developed and published by Danish studio Triband, is a physics-based golf parody with a focus on surreal humour and short, joke-filled levels. It has been described as a "silly" and "incomprehensible" comedy game with puzzles, challenges, and surprises. One reviewer on Steam, Sergio Velasquez of TouchArcade, praised the element of surprise in the game, while Jordan Devore of Destructoid appreciated its comedic value.
The What the Golf? soundtrack, composed by Sune Køter Kølster, has been praised as "fantastically, ridiculously fun to listen to". Kølster, a Copenhagen-based composer with a master's degree in symphonic film scoring, a background in hardcore punk, and an obsession with Middle Eastern music, has created a soundtrack that is both "harmonious" and "weird". It takes listeners on a journey through various musical genres, from the surreal to the whimsical.
The soundtrack, which was developed concurrently with the game, features Kølster's voice as the main musical drive, with a "quirky and edgy sing-a-long barbershop feeling" that complements the game's unique and absurd take on traditional golf.
The What the Golf? soundtrack is available for purchase on Steam and Amazon, with the latter offering a yellow vinyl edition that includes a bonus screen-printed slipmat and a full digital download.
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Frequently asked questions
The soundtrack to What the Golf? has been described as "fantastically, ridiculously fun to listen to". It's a journey through almost every genre of music, with a quirky and edgy sing-a-long-barbershop feeling.
The composer of the soundtrack is Sune Køter Kølster, a Copenhagen-based composer with a master's degree in symphonic film scoring and a background in hardcore punk.
The soundtrack is available on Steam as additional content for the game. It can also be purchased as a vinyl record from iam8bit.
The soundtrack album includes 20 tracks, plus 1 bonus track which may or may not include horse farts.
