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According to his profile on [[Camelot]]'s Japanese ''Mobile Golf'' website, Powert was born in [[Egypt]], and his massive strength has earned him his name well. His trajectory and distance is almost overwhelming, and he has mastered playing golf in bunkers. His ''Mario Golf'' counterpart would be [[Tiny (Mario Golf)|Tiny]]. | According to his profile on [[Camelot]]'s Japanese ''Mobile Golf'' website, Powert was born in [[Egypt]], and his massive strength has earned him his name well. His trajectory and distance is almost overwhelming, and he has mastered playing golf in bunkers. His ''Mario Golf'' counterpart would be [[Tiny (Mario Golf)|Tiny]]. | ||
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Powert (パワルト Pawaruto) is a strong, brawny golfer in Mobile Golf for the Game Boy Color. He is the champion of the third tournament that the player must defeat in single mode. Along with Bean, Rozary and Bird, he is one of the four human golfers players must face in four singles tournaments, similar to the fashion of Mario Golf (Game Boy Color).
According to his profile on Camelot's Japanese Mobile Golf website, Powert was born in Egypt, and his massive strength has earned him his name well. His trajectory and distance is almost overwhelming, and he has mastered playing golf in bunkers. His Mario Golf counterpart would be Tiny.
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