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'''Putts''' is a [[human]] in the ''[[Mario Golf (series)|Mario Golf'' Series]]. He has always been focusing on his future, but ever since hitting his champion golfer status, his focus tends to dwindle. He speaks in an advanced vocabulary and speech, and appears just as intelligent as [[Gene]], if not as self-absorbed. He tends to stay grieved, even if he wasn't the one to be beat, in fear of his own sake. Eventually, he gets over it before he begins to truly recognize a golfer's caliber. | '''Putts''' is a [[human]] in the ''[[Mario Golf (series)|Mario Golf'' Series]]. He has always been focusing on his future, but ever since hitting his champion golfer status, his focus tends to dwindle. He speaks in an advanced vocabulary and speech, and appears just as intelligent as [[Gene]], if not as self-absorbed. He tends to stay grieved, even if he wasn't the one to be beat, in fear of his own sake. Eventually, he gets over it before he begins to truly recognize a golfer's caliber. | ||
In ''[[Mario Golf: Advance Tour]]'', [[Joe]] became the new Marion champion. Putts then focused on his doubles game with him. He was the champion of the [[Marion]] Cup before [[Neil]] and [[Ella]] defeated them. | In ''[[Mario Golf: Advance Tour]]'', [[Joe]] became the new Marion champion. Putts then focused on his doubles game with him. He was the champion of the [[Marion]] Cup before [[Neil]] and [[Ella]] defeated them. | ||
== Appearance == | |||
[[Image:Putts.jpg|'''Putts,''' back in ''Mario Golf''.|thumb|right]] | |||
In ''Mario Golf'', Putts is a short man with gelled blond hair, a round nose, and beady eyes. He wears a white-collared orange polo shirt, a brown belt, and white pants. His golfing shoes are chestnut brown and his golfing glove is white. His trademark is his glasses. | |||
In ''Mario Golf: Advance Tour'', Putts had fewer design changes than most of the other characters. He now wears a white-collared coral pink polo shirt, and blue jeans. His shoes and glove still retain the same color as before. His glasses now have a sky blue color to the rim. | |||
== Putt's stats in ''Mario Golf: Advance Tour'' == | == Putt's stats in ''Mario Golf: Advance Tour'' == | ||
Revision as of 03:08, November 29, 2007
Putts is a human in the Mario Golf Series. He has always been focusing on his future, but ever since hitting his champion golfer status, his focus tends to dwindle. He speaks in an advanced vocabulary and speech, and appears just as intelligent as Gene, if not as self-absorbed. He tends to stay grieved, even if he wasn't the one to be beat, in fear of his own sake. Eventually, he gets over it before he begins to truly recognize a golfer's caliber.
In Mario Golf: Advance Tour, Joe became the new Marion champion. Putts then focused on his doubles game with him. He was the champion of the Marion Cup before Neil and Ella defeated them.
Appearance
In Mario Golf, Putts is a short man with gelled blond hair, a round nose, and beady eyes. He wears a white-collared orange polo shirt, a brown belt, and white pants. His golfing shoes are chestnut brown and his golfing glove is white. His trademark is his glasses.
In Mario Golf: Advance Tour, Putts had fewer design changes than most of the other characters. He now wears a white-collared coral pink polo shirt, and blue jeans. His shoes and glove still retain the same color as before. His glasses now have a sky blue color to the rim.
Putt's stats in Mario Golf: Advance Tour
- Drive: 215 Yards
- Height: Low
- Shot: A slight draw
- Impact: Wide
- Control: Good
- Spin: Slightly weak
Trivia
- His name is an obvious pun of the golfing term "putt".
- It was said in Mario Golf: Advance Tour that Putts was rather short in height.
- According to his profile in the Japanese Mario Golf website, Putts was taught golf in Paris.
- It was hinted in the Japanese Mario Golf website profile of Gene that Putts was believed to be capable of defeating him; however, he then stated that it would take 100 years of experience before Putts would be able to best him.
