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Players can also give up on a hole after the first stroke, but that also means the player gets a +6 (par 3 hole), +8 (par 4 hole), or +10 (par 5 hole). Every game displays a '''GIVE UP''' sign in case of giving up, except in ''Mario Golf'' for the Nintendo 64 and ''Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour''—in the former game, no score is displayed in case of a give up, while the latter game displays '''+6''', '''+8''', or '''+10''' depending on the par value of the hole. The music that plays upon the player giving up on a hole is the music for a double bogey or lower, except in the Nintendo 64 game and ''Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour'', where the music that plays in a give up is the same as for when the player loses a hole in Match Play, Get Character, or Character Match or fails a Ring Shot. In case of Match Play/Get Character/Character Match, a give up results in an automatic loss to the player, in which the other player automatically wins the current hole. | Players can also give up on a hole after the first stroke, but that also means the player gets a +6 (par 3 hole), +8 (par 4 hole), or +10 (par 5 hole). Every game displays a '''GIVE UP''' sign in case of giving up, except in ''Mario Golf'' for the Nintendo 64 and ''Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour''—in the former game, no score is displayed in case of a give up, while the latter game displays '''+6''', '''+8''', or '''+10''' depending on the par value of the hole. The music that plays upon the player giving up on a hole is the music for a double bogey or lower, except in the Nintendo 64 game and ''Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour'', where the music that plays in a give up is the same as for when the player loses a hole in Match Play, Get Character, or Character Match or fails a Ring Shot. In case of Match Play/Get Character/Character Match, a give up results in an automatic loss to the player, in which the other player automatically wins the current hole. | ||
In the online mode of ''Mario Golf: World Tour'', players have 50 seconds to take their | In the online mode of ''Mario Golf: World Tour'', players have 50 seconds to take their shot during their turn. If they do not take their shot before time runs out, the player will be forced to give up. | ||
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